How do I write the perfect resume/CV?

>>18487639
The absolutely perfect CV would be individually customized for each job, presenting you in ways that best fit that job.

This is usually just a matter of cutting and pasting within a template - e.g., putting your sales experience first for a retail job, your tech knowledge first for a tech job.

It could mean that you interpret each job differently. Let's say one job involved a little customer contact and occasional training of newbies. For one kind of job you'd stress the one in describing the job, for another, the other

If you can't be bothered making a fresh CV for each application (a big mistake) at least have one tech-stressing one, one sales-stressing one, etc..

>>18487639
>If you can't be bothered making a fresh CV for each application
I'm mass spam my CV in the entire country to try and find any work, so I can't make individual CVs for jobs. I've sent in 400 CVs today alone.

I am the best at this!
Close to 100% i get an interview.
But I Also spend a lot of time on every application, I rewrite my CV and Introduction letter for every job.
>currently looking for something better actually.

First of what are your earlier experiences and education?

>>18487775
And what kind of jobs are you applying for?

>>18487775
>>18487784
I've done mostly shop work and sales(like best buy)
I took two years of Uni(to learn the language of the country I was moving to) and did Psychology.
I\m literally applying for everything, mcdonalds, retail stores, anything

>>18487791
Well, My CV has a linear system of both experience and education: Last to first timeline style.

I write it like this:
>[job title]
>[company name] [Reference: Name, title and phonenr]
>[Skills utiliezed in the role:list style:]
-skill1
-skill2
-skill3
-skill4
-And so on
[description of my role at X company in flowing text]

> next experience

Same principle in education.

get a copy of What Color is your Parachute? and download some CV books online too, you need to know the difference between chronological and functional CVs depending on the job you're going for and your own background.

worry about the design and layout once you've gotten the content and structure down first.