CV Archives - Margaret Buj - Interview Coach

Four Tools Every Job Seeker Must Invest In

by Margaret Buj | Mar 19, 2021 | CV

Looking for work can be a daunting process – particularly if it has been a while since you were last unemployed. The prospect of sending out multiple applications and then possibly being invited to interview can seem quite scary for many people. The recent Coronavirus...

Tips for writing a good CV

by Margaret Buj | Dec 9, 2020 | CV

So, you are looking for a new job and are very excited that you are going to take a step at your dream job. You have submitted your CV and now you are eagerly waiting for an interview call. BUT days have passed and there is not even a single call! Now you must be...

Simple Tips to Make Your CV Stand Out More

by Margaret Buj | Jul 1, 2020 | CV

If you’re currently looking for work, writing a CV is the first step to take to put yourself out there in front of potential new employers and kickstart your future career. Whatever kind of work you are looking for or the previous experience that you have, a strong CV...

Tips on Writing A CV and How to Prepare For A Job Interview

by Margaret Buj | Jun 18, 2020 | a job interview, CV

Before you sit down and commit to writing your own CV it might be beneficial to look at some other CV’s that are already out there. You can check the sample CVs at professional services like CVmaker or Europass and get a good idea of what the industry standard is and...

Here are 3 Tips to Make Sure That Your Resume Stands Out

by Margaret Buj | Apr 6, 2020 | CV, resume, resumes

When you apply for a job, you are counting on the fact that you should have the relevant skills, experience and overall, that your personality is exactly what the company is looking for. Once you get that interview it can be so easy to shine and show your potential...

4 Extra-Curricular Skills to Add to Your CV

by Margaret Buj | Mar 31, 2020 | CV, soft skills

Even if you have a few career years under your belt, it’s never easy to write out a CV. It can be daunting trying to convey your experiences and skills onto a short document, and it’s far too easy to leave out relevant skills that could mean the difference...