Although in essence they both serve the same purpose, the main difference between a CV and a resume is that a CV acts as a complete record of your professional history, while a resume is a short, targeted list of transferable skills and accomplishments, intended to show how you can be of specific benefit to the particular company to which you are applying.
So in other words a resume for WHV will be good enough. It's simple for the employer to know you quickly and briefly in one or two pages.
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So in other words a resume for WHV will be good enough. It's simple for the employer to know you quickly and briefly in one or two pages.
Below is an example you all can use.
If you would like to see full page view (In PDF Form) click here.
You may download the MS Word Document (for your own use) by clicking here.
TIP:
Convert to professional quality PDF files from almost any printable document. FREE for personal, commercial, gov or edu use!
Once you have edited your resume using MS Word, you can convert the MS Word document to PDF Format using "CutePDF" click here to download.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your illustration.