You CV is the most important marketing document.It should showcase your achievements to date and give whoever is reading it not just an idea of what you are like as a professional, but what you are like to work with as a person. When headhunters, recruiters, and employers look at your CV you have around ten seconds to grab their attention.

1. The Global Executive CV Template for Success
Profile: See our blog
Include:
 Dynamic, engaging, copy highlighting your
skills/achievements in relation to your target
job
 Soft Skills
 Languages you speak
 Target locations, especially if you are looking
for an expat position
Core Competencies:
Include:
 What you’re good at/experienced at
 Keywords are typically nouns that reflect skills
and experience sought by a potential
employer, headhunter and recruiter.
Contact Information:
Include:
 Name, address, phone number
 Present job title in a big clear font
 Europe and North America do not require a
photo. Other regions such as MENA might.
 Links to your LinkedIn profile and personal
brand website
Key Skills/Achievements: See our blogs
Include:
 Your career achievements to date. Try and
focus on ones relevant to the position you’re
applying for.
 Use figures to show what you have
accomplished.

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Career History:
Always:
 List Current/Most recent first
 Give some background information
about the company you worked for.
 List relevant information. Headhunters
and recruiters look for specifics.
Example, Start-up experience.
Personal Information:
Marital status and number of children are not
required for Europe and North America. For
other regions such as MENA, it is a
requirement.
Spelling Matters!
Spelling and grammar have to be on-
point. Anything less and you can say
goodbye to the opportunity.