Monthly Archives: September 2006
Resignation letters and examples
Resigning from your job is never easy – no matter how much you want to leave! Using a resignation letter will help to ensure you leave on good terms…after all, you may need your current employer as a future reference.
Transferable skills
Transferable skills are skills you’ve gained throughout your academic / professional experience which can be ‘transfered’ to any other position. Example of transferable skills include: communication, presentation and management.
References / Referees
References are requested by recruiters to obtain comments from people regarding your suitability for the position you’ve applied for.
Functional / Chronological
We often refer to ‘functional CVs’ or ‘chronological CVs’ and many people ask what these mean.
Curriculum Vitae
Translated, means ‘the course of one’s life’. Curriculum Vitae is commonly abbreviated as CV or C.V. in upper and lowercase and is a method of showcasing your academic and employment background. In the US, CVs, (or Curriculum Viates), are known … Continue reading