Is
your Curriculum Vitae:
WELL-PACKAGED?
Nice,
crispy, white A4 envelope (or a clean crispy PDF file
if you are emailing it?)
Printed
address label or envelope.
Good
quality paper for the letter and the CV - don't steal
cheap 80-gram paper from the photocopier at work. Invest
in a ream of decent paper for your job search.
You
don't buy products in the supermarket with cheap, dented,
rusty or faded packaging and funnily enough, neither
do employers.
WELL-PRESENTED?
Generous
margins all round.
Clear
paragraphing and headings.
No
silly fonts. Save them for your child's home-printed
birthday invitations.
No
miniscule font sizes so that you can
cram more information onto
the CV.
DON'T
BIND IT! Binders just make your CV harder
to scan, photocopy, file and read. A paperclip or staple
is all that you should use.
In
short, make your written representation of yourself
concise, logical and easy to read.
And
finally ...