How to Create a Perfect Resume

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Written by Mariam Garcia
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In most cases, the CV represents the first contact companies have with you , and you and I know how important it is to make a good first impression. The goal is to win over the hiring manager in just a few lines, so today we give you the best tips to make him or her fall in love with you, or at least, so that your CV doesn't get forgotten.



DON'Ts or what should NOT appear on your resume :

Spelling mistakes.
Full-body photos, or weird selfies . They're fine for your social media, but don't let them go beyond that.
It is not advisable to use the European CV luxembourg phone data template. You may have considered using it, but it is best to give up the temptation.
It is not necessary to put the marital status or the number of children
Outdated information that does not add value, for example courses taken 10 or more years ago on a topic that you have not covered again.
DOs or what you SHOULD include in your resume:

What you should and shouldn't include in your resume

Contact information and place of residence. Make sure you include your contact phone number and email address. But be careful with email accounts! Try to provide an email account that is as neutral as possible and forget about email addresses
Date of birth, not age. Don't indicate that you are 30 years old, but your date of birth. This way, you will still be getting older. If you put 30 years old, you will be older as long as the CV exists.
List your professional profiles, such as LinkedIn, and even your blog or website if you have one. Before doing so, make sure they are in perfect order.