Looking through hundreds of graduate CVs every day, we've seen (almost) everything; from very unique language skills to typos and even incorrect contact details. But what is actually important on a graduate CV?
February 18, 2020
4 min read
Toby Levy
All the ammunition you’ll ever need to freshen up your CV, nail that interview and prepare yourself for the working world is right here.
Hiring? We have legal advice, salary information, hiring trends and on-boarding best-practices (all coming soon). Let’s buddy up.
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