CV review

Common CV Mistakes to Avoid

Many CVs fail because of avoidable problems: unclear structure, weak achievements, spelling errors, or information that does not match the target job. A careful review can improve your chances before you apply.

Using One Generic CV

A CV should be adjusted for each type of role. You do not need to rewrite everything, but your summary, skills, and first experience points should match the job requirements.

Writing Duties Without Results

Recruiters already know common duties for many roles. Add results where possible, such as faster service, more accurate records, improved customer satisfaction, completed projects, or reduced delays.

Making the Design Too Busy

Too many colors, tiny text, large icons, and decorative elements can make a CV harder to read. A professional design should support the content, not compete with it.

Forgetting Contact Details

Check your email, phone number, and links. A simple typo can cost an opportunity. Use a professional email address and make links easy to understand.

Leaving Old or Irrelevant Details

Older experience can be shortened when it does not support your current goal. Keep the strongest and most relevant information visible.

Skipping Proofreading

Read the CV slowly, preview the PDF, and check it on mobile. Look for repeated words, inconsistent dates, and section spacing problems.