r/CVwriting

Just finished year 11 so not much experience. I'm homeschooled and only did 5 gcses. Would a different format be better? Any tips welcome!

I've been using this cv for a while now and I've never once gotten an interview or any sort of offer, I think my CV is the issue..

(UK / 16 - 18)

I wasn't able to get any first interview in the last 12 months, why is so? Does this cv seems too AI-made?

Hey everyone,

I will be relocating from Germany to the Bay Area on a dependent visa.

I’ve hit that point where I’m staring at it too long and feeling insecure about whether it actually hits the mark.

I haven’t started applying yet because my final moving date is still a bit up in the air, but I want to get this locked down so I can hit the ground running.

Targeting: Program Management (PgM) roles.
Company Scope: Open-minded, ranging from FAANG/Big Tech to agile Startups.

Thanks!

I’m applying for various entry-level finance roles in Ireland and haven’t had much success getting interviews so far.

I’d really value honest feedback on my CV, especially on how I can improve it for hiring managers and recruiters. All criticism welcome.

I'm an 18yo school leaver looking for any job to get some cash before uni next year and was wondering if this is good, I've incorporated a lot of the changes you all suggested (although not all)

I'm applying for entry level jobs, think supermarkets etc, and I was wondering if you think this is any good? I understand it'll always be a bit tough cause they'll know I'm going to uni, so probably don't want to hire me cause I'll disappear in a couple months, so I'm wondering if there's any good way around that other than just miss it off? Plus is there anything much you think needs changing on it?

Edit: I've made some changes, what do you think? https://www.reddit.com/r/CVwriting/s/lShhLpPs5C

I do have my name, phone number, and email on there too, they're just not visible in the screenshots. I've applied for 60+ jobs in the last few weeks and have not heard back from any, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong? how can I improve this CV? I put this together mainly from seeing how other people's were structured and it's been rewritten a few times now and I'm still not hearing back from any employers

starting university in september

I'm an actor who has been working on and off, however this has meant my "day" CV is full of gaps and short stints.

I'm aware this turns a lot of people off, is there anything I can do to make myself more appealing to employers?

Thanks

I've been applying to work continuously, but I didn't get any response from them. Even if I get a response which is an absolutely negative way without feedback. Is it really a problem with my CV or something else.

i’m applying for retail, hospitality and general minimum wage jobs but I’m not hearing anything back. I’m also handing my CV into places but that’s not working either! I saw a careers advisor, who created my CV for me but it still feels very generic. Advice please 🙏

I recently finished my alevels and I’m looking for a job in retail/warehouse can anyone help with my cv thank you.