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in every field of work do u all think experience shud be valued first or dedication...
soon aftr the completion of education frm wer shud we freshers get experience wen evry one is behind work experience
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wilfred wrote:[/b]
in every field of work do u all think experience shud be valued first or dedication...
soon aftr the completion of education frm wer shud we freshers get experience wen evry one is behind work experience
wilfred wrote:[/b]
in every field of work do u all think experience shud be valued first or dedication...
soon aftr the completion of education frm wer shud we freshers get experience wen evry one is behind work experience
Searcaigh wrote:Nothing worse than a cv typed up in sms format, instantly forwarded to my junk box
Searcaigh wrote:Nothing worse than a cv typed up in sms format, instantly forwarded to my junk box
sage & onion wrote:Searcaigh wrote:Nothing worse than a cv typed up in sms format, instantly forwarded to my junk box
Are you serious?, CV's seriously prepared in SMS format!
Chocoholic wrote:CV's should be no longer than 2 A4 pages I reckon!
prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
sage & onion wrote:prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
Your not serious are you?
If you want a job you have to prepare and get it right, how do you expect someone to do what you ask?
prettygal wrote:sage & onion wrote:prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
Your not serious are you?
If you want a job you have to prepare and get it right, how do you expect someone to do what you ask?
I am serious, Its a senior's responsibility to train freshers..even if it is a CV..
I have had enough in Abu dhabi while searching a job..
It seems they overlook the actual content- education and experience and pay more attention on CV's.
prettygal wrote:sage & onion wrote:prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
Your not serious are you?
If you want a job you have to prepare and get it right, how do you expect someone to do what you ask?
I am serious, Its a senior's responsibility to train freshers..even if it is a CV..
I have had enough in Abu dhabi while searching a job..
It seems they overlook the actual content- education and experience and pay more attention on CV's.
Misery Called Life wrote:prettygal wrote:sage & onion wrote:prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
Your not serious are you?
If you want a job you have to prepare and get it right, how do you expect someone to do what you ask?
I am serious, Its a senior's responsibility to train freshers..even if it is a CV..
I have had enough in Abu dhabi while searching a job..
It seems they overlook the actual content- education and experience and pay more attention on CV's.
I see logic in what you say. Recruiters here place too much emphasis on a CV. Grammatical errors are not at all acceptable, that apart I know of recruiters here who follow some format. And God forbid if ur CV format does not comply with theirs? Finito, they'll chuck ur CV in the bin.
When I say format I mean stuff like coulmns, borders, weather ur photo is on the left side or right hand side and such crap. No kidding!
Unfortunately those incarge of the screening and hiring process have very little idea of the process involved in the interviewing and consequent hiring of candidates. Very often people from the subcontinent on some kinda ego trip.
If companies in the UAE only hired deserving and capable candidates, the economy here would grow twice as fast!
prettygal wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:prettygal wrote:sage & onion wrote:prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
Your not serious are you?
If you want a job you have to prepare and get it right, how do you expect someone to do what you ask?
I am serious, Its a senior's responsibility to train freshers..even if it is a CV..
I have had enough in Abu dhabi while searching a job..
It seems they overlook the actual content- education and experience and pay more attention on CV's.
I see logic in what you say. Recruiters here place too much emphasis on a CV. Grammatical errors are not at all acceptable, that apart I know of recruiters here who follow some format. And God forbid if ur CV format does not comply with theirs? Finito, they'll chuck ur CV in the bin.
When I say format I mean stuff like coulmns, borders, weather ur photo is on the left side or right hand side and such crap. No kidding!
Unfortunately those incarge of the screening and hiring process have very little idea of the process involved in the interviewing and consequent hiring of candidates. Very often people from the subcontinent on some kinda ego trip.
If companies in the UAE only hired deserving and capable candidates, the economy here would grow twice as fast!
i loved this post ,,especially the last line..
Misery Called Life wrote:prettygal wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:prettygal wrote:sage & onion wrote:prettygal wrote:funny thread
the topic is something and here people are discussing
about "how freshers should prepare their Cv's"
Even if the CV is not upto the mark, I believe its a Senior's responsibility to read the content and overlook the layout..
Your not serious are you?
If you want a job you have to prepare and get it right, how do you expect someone to do what you ask?
I am serious, Its a senior's responsibility to train freshers..even if it is a CV..
I have had enough in Abu dhabi while searching a job..
It seems they overlook the actual content- education and experience and pay more attention on CV's.
I see logic in what you say. Recruiters here place too much emphasis on a CV. Grammatical errors are not at all acceptable, that apart I know of recruiters here who follow some format. And God forbid if ur CV format does not comply with theirs? Finito, they'll chuck ur CV in the bin.
When I say format I mean stuff like coulmns, borders, weather ur photo is on the left side or right hand side and such crap. No kidding!
Unfortunately those incarge of the screening and hiring process have very little idea of the process involved in the interviewing and consequent hiring of candidates. Very often people from the subcontinent on some kinda ego trip.
If companies in the UAE only hired deserving and capable candidates, the economy here would grow twice as fast!
i loved this post ,,especially the last line..
Thanks!