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Writing a winning CV Profile

February 15th, 2009

Each section of your CV – the employment section, education section, skills section and so on – should stand out on its own merits. However, using a CV profile, personal profile, career objective summary or competency statement is a useful way of ensuring that the purpose of your CV is absolutely clear to the reader from the very outset.

When used correctly a personal profile adds real value to a CV. Conversely when it is poorly thought-out and poorly written it can instantly turn a reader against you.

So how does one go about ensuring your personal profile hits home?

First of all let’s drill down and try to understand some of the specific terms that are sometimes referred to under the topic of a personal profile. A personal profile can indeed be called precisely that – i.e. you can make a section – usually at the very head of your CV – entitled ‘Profile’. Actually calling it ‘Personal Profile’ is probably superfluous, so stick with the shortened form. In this profile you would present some or all of the following elements:

- A brief prose summary of your career (with particular emphasis on what you are doing now).

- A list of competency statements. A competency statement is a short description of your experience of a particular skill or employment function – e.g. sales knowledge, financial knowledge, technical knowledge, organizational skills, motivational skills, leadership qualities etc. Save details for later keep this to the abbreviated form here.

- A career objective statement – i.e. what you want to do and how your previous work experience or education recommends you for this. The career objective statement can be as precise or as general as you like. This will usually depend on the type of position you apply for.

Any or all of the three elements above could be combined together under a general profile header. Alternatively you could split these out into discrete sections, however save the detail to be included later in your CV.

The key to making a personal profile work lies in closely analyzing an employer’s requirements and mapping your experience, skills and objectives onto these as precisely as possible. Using responsive language – i.e. feeding back to an employer the language and terms they themselves use – is one of the most important ingredients in constructing a winning CV.

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Rudolf Coetzee

CV Profile, OnePlace

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United Kingdom (UK)

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CV Database for Job Seekers and Recruiters

February 15th, 2009

Finding experienced candidates come at a steep price. However if you know where to look there are some great exceptions. CV Broadcaster offers a Free CV Database to employers and recruiters. This is very unusual however it is part of a service they provide to their candidates.

Their CV database consists of candidates in all job sectors and industries across various locations. The majority of their candidates are based in the UK. However they have a substantial presence in both South Africa and the Middle East.

Their focus is on service and they deal with candidates on a one to one basis. Employers and recruiters can therefore be assured of quality rather than quantity.

Candidates who register with them request to get their CV Distributed to employers and recruiters who match their needs. This service was build around requests from candidates to put them in touch with employers and recruiters in a particular job sector and in a specific location.

As a recruiter or employer you can benefit from receiving these candidate CV’s by email at no cost. CV Broadcaster’s focus is on the candidates since it is the candidates who pay them for their services. Employers benefits greatly from this high quality service and there is literally no charge to employers and recruiters.

To drill down a bit deeper on how their system works look at the summary below.

The Process Explained

  1. Specify your recruitment needs. For example, the type of candidates your looking for can be filtered by selecting the following criteria;
    job sector, job function, location, type of work etc.
  2. Your account id is validated and approved by CV Broadcaster administrators.
  3. Candidates matching your specified requirements are emailed directly to your inbox.
  4. You will have access to all contact details of the candidates and you may contact them directly.
  5. You will receive only relevant CVs of high standard matching your specified requirements.

CV Broadcaster prefer HR personnel, employers and recruiters to sign up individually, rather than a general info address. This way the correct candidates CVs will land in the correct inboxes and not a single CV will be dropped in the system.

To benefit of receiving quality candidates CV’s for jobs register on the Free CV Database.

Contact:

Rudolf Coetzee

CV Broadcaster, OnePlace

Owen House

Heathside Crescent

Woking

Surrey

GU22 7AG

United Kingdom (UK)

Fax +44 (0) 845 833 1004

[email protected]