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Milena Milosevic2mo ago

Milena Milosevic2mo ago

Very useful, thanks.

Very useful, thanks.

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Mirza Hadziavdic2mo ago

Mirza Hadziavdic2mo ago

Good to know

Good to know

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Viktoriia Tkachenko2mo ago

Viktoriia Tkachenko2mo ago

Nice tips. And speaking about languages it is really a bonus to speak some not very popular ones (scandinavian/asian). They make you more valuable for employers.

Nice tips. And speaking about languages it is really a bonus to speak some not very popular ones (scandinavian/asian). They make you more valuable for employers.

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Bharath kumar Vemishetti2mo ago

Bharath kumar Vemishetti2mo ago

Very much interested and helpful

Very much interested and helpful

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Paulina van Ramshorst-Mager2mo ago

Paulina van Ramshorst-Mager2mo ago

a good one!

a good one!

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Okan Ozturk2mo ago

Okan Ozturk2mo ago

Very valuable information, thanks a lot!

Very valuable information, thanks a lot!

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Aidan Christian2mo ago

Aidan Christian2mo ago

How do you work out what the most effective keywords for a CV are? They are obviously going to vary depending on the role and the industry - if you're a programmer you want to list the technologies you're experienced with, but what about soft skills or those whose description is broad, like 'teaching'? Any sources to help figure out what the keywords are there? Or do you just read through the job postings and try to find the common terms?

How do you work out what the most effective keywords for a CV are? They are obviously going to vary depending on the role and the industry - if you're a programmer you want to list the technologies you're experienced with, but what about soft skills or those whose description is broad, like 'teaching'? Any sources to help figure out what the keywords are there? Or do you just read through the job postings and try to find the common terms?

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Valeria dello Russo2mo ago

Valeria dello Russo2mo ago

This post in really truthful and a great help to build a good CV!

This post in really truthful and a great help to build a good CV!

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Obiageli Oraghalum2mo ago

Obiageli Oraghalum2mo ago

Thanks, great information

Thanks, great information

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sarang soomro2mo ago

sarang soomro2mo ago

this portal is really a different and great to apply international jobs.

this portal is really a different and great to apply international jobs.

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Top features recruiters are looking for on your CV

October 31, 2024 min read

Whether or not you’ve ever heard the idiom “practice makes perfect”, it is 100% applicable when crafting the perfect CV that will get you hired. You need to constantly write and re-write it to make it as good as it can possibly be. We know it’s not an easy task, especially nowadays since there is an increasing number of headhunters and recruiters who use applicant tracking systems to scan CVs before actually having a look at it, but there are always many ways to show your skills and experience in a better light. This said, we know that CVs from different sectors differ, but there are always common traits which recruiters are looking for and if you don’t include them or stress them, your possibilities of being short-listed are less likely.

Another important point if you are using a job board is to complete your profile as an incomplete one is a huge turn-off for recruiters.

With the help of recruiters from companies across Europe, we created the following infographic which showcases the most important points that recruiters actually want to see on your CV. 

Let’s get it started and happy hunting!

What are recruiters looking for on a CV?

Top features recruiters are looking for on your CV

Did you like this infographic and want to use it? Feel free! Here is the link to the image

About Lucyna Polok

Lucyna is a content creator specialising in the areas of career advice, expat life, and travel. As a 3-time expat and an avid traveller, she uses her own experience to share unique tips in Europe Language Jobs' articles. A writer by day and a reader by night, she lives and breathes written content.

Lucyna is a content creator specialising in the areas of career advice, expat life, and travel. As a 3-time expat and an avid traveller, she uses her own experience to share unique tips in Europe Language Jobs' articles. A writer by day and a reader by night, she lives and breathes written content.

Comments 10

Milena Milosevic2mo ago

Milena Milosevic2mo ago

Very useful, thanks.

Very useful, thanks.

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Mirza Hadziavdic2mo ago

Mirza Hadziavdic2mo ago

Good to know

Good to know

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Viktoriia Tkachenko2mo ago

Viktoriia Tkachenko2mo ago

Nice tips. And speaking about languages it is really a bonus to speak some not very popular ones (scandinavian/asian). They make you more valuable for employers.

Nice tips. And speaking about languages it is really a bonus to speak some not very popular ones (scandinavian/asian). They make you more valuable for employers.

Reply

Bharath kumar Vemishetti2mo ago

Bharath kumar Vemishetti2mo ago

Very much interested and helpful

Very much interested and helpful

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Paulina van Ramshorst-Mager2mo ago

Paulina van Ramshorst-Mager2mo ago

a good one!

a good one!

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Okan Ozturk2mo ago

Okan Ozturk2mo ago

Very valuable information, thanks a lot!

Very valuable information, thanks a lot!

Reply

Aidan Christian2mo ago

Aidan Christian2mo ago

How do you work out what the most effective keywords for a CV are? They are obviously going to vary depending on the role and the industry - if you're a programmer you want to list the technologies you're experienced with, but what about soft skills or those whose description is broad, like 'teaching'? Any sources to help figure out what the keywords are there? Or do you just read through the job postings and try to find the common terms?

How do you work out what the most effective keywords for a CV are? They are obviously going to vary depending on the role and the industry - if you're a programmer you want to list the technologies you're experienced with, but what about soft skills or those whose description is broad, like 'teaching'? Any sources to help figure out what the keywords are there? Or do you just read through the job postings and try to find the common terms?

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Valeria dello Russo2mo ago

Valeria dello Russo2mo ago

This post in really truthful and a great help to build a good CV!

This post in really truthful and a great help to build a good CV!

Reply

Obiageli Oraghalum2mo ago

Obiageli Oraghalum2mo ago

Thanks, great information

Thanks, great information

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sarang soomro2mo ago

sarang soomro2mo ago

this portal is really a different and great to apply international jobs.

this portal is really a different and great to apply international jobs.

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