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  • What's one CV tip you wish you'd known earlier? I'll start: tailor your CV for each job, not just once.
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  • I once reviewed a CV that listed 'Microsoft Word' under skills. In 2025, that's like listing 'breathing.' Unless the job is time travel, skip it and focus on tools that actually set you apart.
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  • I used to think a long CV proved I had done a lot. After reviewing hundreds of applications, I learned the opposite: hiring managers skim. Cut the roles that no longer serve your goal, and give the space to the work that matches the job you actually want.
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  • Saw another article about AI screening resumes. Here's the thing: most CVs fail because they're written for humans, not for the actual job description. Mirror the language of the posting. If they say 'stakeholder management,' don't write 'worked with clie...  more