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WHAT’S NEXT?
Writing the ideal CV for a job in tech Writing your CV is a key part of launching your career. It may seem pretty daunting to condense your life and skills into a couple of pages, but think of it this way – this is the professional equivalent of your social profile. It is your opportunity to show potential employers what you are as a person and worker, what you’ve learned so far and tell the great things you could be capable of in the future. Unfortunately, there is no one-sizefits-all CV that you can send to multiple employers. This is especially true in the
field of tech where there is such a huge variety of available roles across an ever broader range of industries. Recruiters, whether they are agencies or work in the talent centre for the company you want to work for, can identify generic CVs immediately and may not even bother to read them if they feel they aren’t tailored to the job in question. That being said, you don’t really want to be writing your CV from scratch for every new role you apply for – nobody has time for that!
