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| Dear All, anyone interested in taking a look at mine? IT Management area...I feel it needs more Swiss/European flavor to it. | |
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I work in IT too and my CV must be quite well adapted to the swiss market as I get quite a lot of interviews.
Basically the rules in Switzerland are: "Keep it as simple as possible".
My CV is about 2.5 pages long:
Page1:
Top > Contact details + birth date + marital status + work permit + nationality
Middle > Studies section with the start year + end year + name of the school + (name of obtained diploma if applicable)
Bottom > Work experience section with start date (month/year) + end date + Company + Role + Technologies (for example: "
Java, Oracle") + Company Location Page2: Top > Continuous training section with dates and certifications obtained Middle > Language skills Page3: Contains a big table describing my IT skills with Projects as column titles and Technologies as Line titles then √ to √√√ depending on my knowledge of the technology. I once showed an american-style CV to my "Beraterin" at the RAV and she said: "If you include everything in your CV then what are you going to talk about during the job interview?" I suppose she had a point.