3 Reasons Why a Combined CV is Most Appropriate

CV Writing

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Module 1	CV Writing - Potential
Unit 1	CV Writing - Pre-Test
Unit 2	7 Reasons Why a CV is Important for Job Seekers
Unit 3	8 Qualities of Exceptional High-Standard CV Writing
Unit 4	3 Types of CVs
Unit 5	7 Step Layout of a Chronological CV
Unit 6	7 Step Layout of a Functional CV
Unit 7	3 Reasons Why a Combined CV is Most Appropriate
Unit 8	4 Important Things Employers Look For In a CV
Unit 9	CV Writing - Post Test

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A combined CV is used when:

You have strong work experiences and many accomplishments.
You don’t have gaps in your work progression.
You don’t have weak skills and little achievements.

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Hi. In this video, we will suggest when it is most appropriate to use a ‘Combined CV’. First, what is a ‘Combined CV’? As its name suggests, it is a CV that combines both Chronological and Functional CVs. This type of CV is used when:

You have strong work experiences and many accomplishments.
You don’t have gaps in your work progression.
You don’t have weak skills and little achievements.

So, a ‘Combined CV’ is when you want to sell both your work experiences and your strengths. This format is lengthier than the other 2 kinds of CVs. Therefore, it is very important that you try your best not to lose the interest of your recruiter reading this kind of CV!