A curriculum vitae is a longer, more in-depth document that can span multiple pages and includes details about one's education and accomplishments. A resume is a concise one page summary of skills and experience. The three main differences between a CV and resume are length, purpose, and layout - CVs are longer and more detailed while resumes are brief, and CVs follow a chronological order while resume information can be rearranged on a resume. Both CVs and resumes aim to make an individual stand out from other candidates.

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3. CURRICULUM
VITAE
RESUME

4. CURRICULUM VITAE

5. “Course of life”
in-depth document
that can be laid out
over two or more
pages

6.  It contains a high
level of detail about
your achievements,
a great deal more than
just a career biography.

7.  The CV covers your
education as well as any
other accomplishments
like publications,
awards, honors etc.

8. RESUME

9. A resume, is a concise
document typically not longer
than one page as the
intended, the reader
will not dwell on your
document for very long.

10. CURRICULUM
VITAE
RESUME

11. Three major differences between CVs and resumes :
the length, the purpose and the
layout.
A resume is a brief summary of your skills
and experience over one or two pages,
a CV is more detailed and
can stretch well beyond two pages.

12. A CV has a clear chronological
order listing the whole career
of the individual,
whereas a resume’s information
can be shuffled around to best
suit the applicant.

13. The goal of a Resume or CV
is to make an individual
stand out from the
competition.