How to make a good cv for interview purpose

How to make a good cv for interview purpose

1. HOW TO PREPARE A GOOD CV Dr. N. Anand Kumar M.V.Sc, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Dept. of AGB Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Bidar

2. Curriculu m Vitae Vitae: Course of life. Curriculum Vitae: Short account of career & Qualifications prepared exclusively by an applicant for a position. Resume: More compact and communicates your most relevant work experience and education history.

3. Purpose to write a CV Entice or to create interest among job hirers. Facts about your capacities and shortcomings. To increase your chances for interview.

4. “Your CV must speak loudly and clearly of your value as a potential employee. And the value must be spoken in a few brief seconds , because, in the corporate world , that’s all the attention a CV will get.  The CV gets your foot in the door, and because you can’t be there to answer questions, it has to stand on its own. ”

5. Personal Statement A personal statement gives you the chance to show off your strengths and share your career goals. S its at the top of your CV, just below your name and contact details. Diving into three key aspects , this section offers the recruiter or hiring manager a powerful overview of you as a professional: 1.    Who you are? 2.    Your suitability for the role and the value you can add 3.    Your career goals

6. Example 1: Recent Graduate: “As a recent graduate with a degree in Veterinary Medicine, I am eager to apply my skills and knowledge. My academic background, combined with hands-on experience in small animal clinics and large animal farms, has equipped me with the ability to diagnose and treat a variety of animal health issues including wildlife. I am passionate about animal welfare and am excited to contribute to your firm’s mission of providing high-quality veterinary care to Owners’ doorstep. Example 2: Veterinary Student to Marketing Intern: “As a veterinary student nearing the completion of my degree, I am excited to explore opportunities in marketing within the veterinary industry. My academic background and practical experience in veterinary clinics have provided me with a strong understanding of animal health and welfare. I am eager to apply my knowledge and creativity to a marketing intern position, where I can contribute to developing innovative marketing campaigns that educate and engage pet owners.”

7. Example 3: Career Changer: “Transitioning from a career in lab animal research/cooperative dairy sector/contractual teaching to veterinary practice, I bring a unique perspective and a strong analytical mindset to the veterinary field. My experience in conducting behavioral studies/rural service/teaching and working closely with animals & diverse group of people has prepared me to tackle complex veterinary challenges. I am excited to bring my diverse skill set to your practice and contribute to innovative animal care solutions.” Example 4: Veterinary Professional to Marketing Specialist: “With a background in veterinary medicine and a passion for animal welfare, I am excited to transition into a marketing role where I can leverage my unique insights to promote veterinary products and services. My experience in diagnosing and treating animals has honed my ability to communicate complex information clearly and effectively. I am eager to apply my skills in content creation, social media management, and strategic marketing to drive brand awareness and engagement for your veterinary products.”

8. Example 5: Experienced Veterinary Professional: “With over ______ years of experience in veterinary practice, I have developed a strong expertise in both small and large animal care. My background includes performing surgeries, diagnosing illnesses, and providing preventive care. I am dedicated to continuing my professional development and am seeking a challenging role where I can utilize my skills to improve animal health and well-being. I am particularly interested in joining your team to contribute to innovative veterinary solutions and compassionate care.”

9. Chronological Order ( Latest First) Your Personal Information (Social media addresses?) Personal Statement Experiences Highlight your education Skills (Technical & Soft Skills) Certifications Language Proficiency Hobbies and Interests FORMAT INTERVIEW shortlisted GOOD CV JOB OPPURTINITY

10. TIPS to Prepare a GOOD CV Highlight your education and qualifications: Degree, INSTITUTION , DATES attended , RELEVANT COURSES Showcase your skills: Technical & SOFT Skills Highlight Work Experience: Position held, period of employment, Key responsibilities & Achievements Use of Action Verbs & Key words: Implemented, Managed, Developed, Coordinated Key word meaning?

11. Proofread & Edit: Spellings, Grammars mistakes, & Custom made CV Consistency: Format, Fonts & styles Keep it SHORT and CONCISE

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