Experience Section Example
The experience section is the central part of your CV, where you need to show that you perfectly fit the company's business needs by indicating the measurable results from your previous workplaces. It has to be targeted at the specific job ad, without any clutter or irrelevant information.
If you need any help writing your accomplishment statements, Wozber has all the needed help built in its free CV builder, which will walk you through the whole process step by step.
This is how accomplishments could look like:
Led the Mincrocom global early adoption program of proprietary server solution.
Recruited 70 top tier fortune 500 companies (customers and partners) to become early adopters of upcoming technologies in their production environments. Gained strategic business and technological advantages in the market, in return to customer and partner evidence to support the launch.
Led exploratory discussions with potential partners, guided acquisition‑related due‑diligence to evaluate opportunities and present recommendations to the management team.
Negotiated and closed business deals worth of $50M.
Built and managed a $3M program budget while managing a global team of 80 consultants, leads and partners, working closely with account, operations, legal and finance teams.
Doubled the revenue by bringing more business from US, Canada, and UK based customers.
Education Section Example
This section shows your intellectual potential, how prepared you are, and which professional subject matters are important to you.
List all your education with the highest or the most recent degree placed first.
- 2004 – Stanford University, Political Science, Bachelor of Arts
If you're a recent graduate and you don't have relevant job experience or no experience at all, you should list what you have accomplished during your education. List the most notable distinctions or awards you have achieved, such as achievements at campus or organizations, GPA (if it were one of the best in your class), and mention your top college projects, group works, or any other relevant practices.
Skills Section Example
The skills in your CV are qualifications that focus on a specific job and a company, and they are a combination of hard and soft skills.
Scan through the job description of the position you are interested in and identify important keywords that match your profile and work experience. These are the best hard and soft skills for your targeted CV.
- Analytics
- Product Management
- Sales Management
- Corporate Development
- Private Equity
- Enterprise Software
- Marketing
- Business Development
- Recruiting
- Strategic Planning
- Strategic Partnerships
If you need any help identifying which skills you should mention in your CV, Wozber has a free job analysis built in for automatically highlighting the skills you need to specify in your CV.
