Designing a CV – what is important?
The content counts, but the layout sells it – that's why MoBerries explains to you what you have to pay attention to when designing your CV.
The layout sells the content
Although the content of your CV is what ultimately will get you the job, it is important to not underestimate the importance of your CVs layout. On average, Recruiters will look at it for around 6 seconds only, and although this might sound shallow, the first impression is what counts here. However, once you know which part of a CV is the most influential, how long a CV should maximally be and how to utilise formatting correctly you can easily use this to your advantage.
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writing a resume
There are many things that can make your CV look less attractive. Font size, line spacing, page margins, bullet points – many factors influence the overall look of a resume. To help you with this, we put together a short quick guide on the most important layout structures to get your CV to the next level. Once you have the basis of your CV down, you have to make it stand out from the crowd, which is why you should get a little bit creative. The keyword when doing so, however, is consistency. Keep this in mind especially when changing fonts, bullet points or headings.
MoBerries' "Designing a CV" Whitepaper
Do you want to know what makes your resume perfect? Then download MoBerries whitepaper on the subject of "Designing a resume" for free now! In this whitepaper, we have collected – based on our experience in the recruiting environment – all important information needed to take your CV to the next level. Impress with your next application and get your dream job!