TeeNdyCar

here for a good laugh😁😚💖

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@Aestheticsn1 Definitely

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@Simi_2210_ Skin

[U Y E N A @UyenaUyena]

What makes HR instantly reject a candidate after conducting an interview?

[Natasha Huckfield @dramadelinquent]

@MetjahTebogo Or you could let a professional help with your CV 😃 You can email me if you need a CV revamp. I also offer LinkedIn optimisation, interview prep and other services Email: [email protected]

[Tiffany🇿🇦 @MetjahTebogo]

1. Remove Generic Career Objectives

Don't start your CV with a generic statement that says what you want from a job. Instead, focus on what you can bring to the role.

Bad example: "To obtain a challenging role in a dynamic company."
Good example: "Results-driven professional seeking to leverage my skills in marketing to drive business growth."

2. Keep Personal Info Private

Don't include sensitive personal details like your home address, ID number, or marital status. This information is not necessary for your CV.

Bad example: "123 Main Street, Married with 2 children"
Good example: "Contact Information: [Your Email Address] [Your Phone Number]"

3. No Photos Unless Necessary

Unless you're applying for a job in the entertainment or hospitality industry, it's best not to include a photo. This helps prevent bias.

Exception: If you're an actor, include a professional headshot.

4. Keep Documents Separate

Don't attach certificates, ID copies, or other documents to your CV. Keep them separate and only provide them when requested.

Instead, include: "Certifications: Available upon request."

5. Avoid Buzzwords

Don't use vague words like "hard-working" or "team player". Instead, use action verbs that show what you've achieved.

Bad example: "Hard-working and dedicated professional"
Good example: "Increased sales by 25% through effective customer engagement and strategic planning."

6. Keep Design Simple

Avoid using too many graphics, logos, or tables. Keep your CV design clean and professional.

Bad example: A CV with multiple fonts, colors, and graphics.
Good example: A CV with a clear, easy-to-read font and minimal formatting.

7. Cut Out Unnecessary Words

Remove unnecessary words and phrases, like "Curriculum Vitae" or "References available upon request". Keep your CV concise.

Bad example: "Curriculum Vitae of John Doe"
Good example: "John Doe"

8. Use Bullet Points

Break up long paragraphs into bullet points. This makes your CV easier to read.

Bad example: A long paragraph describing job responsibilities.
Good example: Bullet points highlighting key achievements and responsibilities.

9. Focus on Professional Experience

Don't include too much personal information or life stories. Focus on your professional experience and skills.

Bad example: A CV that includes hobbies or personal interests.
Good example: A CV that highlights relevant work experience and skills.

10. Use a Professional Email

Don't use your work email address on your CV. Create a professional email address instead.

Bad example: "[email protected]"
Good example: "[email protected]"

11. Remove Irrelevant Sections

Don't include sections that are not relevant to the job you're applying for. Remove them to make your CV more focused.

Bad example: A CV that includes a section on "Hobbies"
Good example: A CV that only includes relevant sections like "Work Experience" and "Education"

12. Use Clear Language

Avoid using overly formal language or jargon. Use clear and concise language that showcases your skills and experience.

Bad example: "Utilizing synergistic approaches to optimize business outcomes"
Good example: "Improving business results through teamwork and strategic planning"

By removing these outdated elements, you'll create a modern and effective CV that will help you stand out to recruiters.

Author and credit to @jobifiy . Visit https://t.co/JfnzwzYrgy for more tips

[SPURRA🐐 @Maluda012]

It'll never get old.😂😂

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

🇿🇦 Julius Malema is one of the most LIED about men on Earth!

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

This is a MUST read thread!

https://t.co/CKqlY506bL

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@ThabangC_Sebata @TheMusicBinger Guys kanti nina nicabanga kanjani🫢.

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@TheMusicBinger Respectfully, uyanya babes😇

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@LoveLivesHEAR @Rakgadi_EM Turns out we're in the same side👍👍🤙

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@LoveLivesHEAR @Rakgadi_EM South Africa is not Europe.

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@Kefilwe32005495 @eNCA You should also ask yourself why you regard private Healthcare best and not government Healthcare... it should be the same

[T. @__T_touch]

This is a sacred Lake (isinuka) In Eastern Cape. This Lake is believed to cure sicknesses both physical & spiritual . It is said that when this place was discovered. White people tried to put a fence around it.

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@Kayceeremo @BongzM7 @MDNnewss And yes I may have zero knowledge about marriage but one thing for sure in marriage yall are supposed to be an item/be united in all you do. You support one another where possible and yes the support is not one way, which is what I never said.

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@Kayceeremo @BongzM7 @MDNnewss It's not about who told they won't. I'm saying the changes must be mutual and not one sided that's all, and that was just me trying to make it more understandable.

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@BongzM7 @Kayceeremo @MDNnewss Then if women adopt things like that, then also the men need to take on the responsibilities of women. And take care of the home while the wife works for financial support.
Men can't want women to adapt to modern ways, yet they don't want to adapt themselves. Then we switch roles

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@JamesChego9 Okay I'm just gonna say. Angali it is our culture but remember we don't live the same way as our people did in the olden days. We've adopted the cultures of others in terms of living. We've adopted their way of living but we didn't change some of cultures, which is oppressing us.

[TeeNdyCar @NdyCar19]

@KiliNakhane @LinxoZulu 😂😂😂😭