Tips for your CV

Remember to be honest with your employer, but try to show yourself from the best possible side.
Remember to put your work experience in reversed chronological order, to emphasise on your most recent qualifications.
no : Remember to avoid including irrelevant information which might not help you in getting a job.
No : Remember not to list all your previous employers when you have over 20 years of work experience; focus on most recent employments.
Try using active verbs and positive language to make yourself more approachable and good-natured.
 No Avoid putting your date of birth, nationality or other irrelevant personal information for which you might get discriminated.
Ask someone close to you to read your CV to check if it is good.
When you just graduated and do not have a lot of work experience, try focusing on your education, recent courses and practices.
Remember to use standard fonts like Arial or Times New Roman, odd fonts may make your CV look strange.
Remember to specify details and dates of your previous employment. Employers like to know when you were active and what was your responsibilities.