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Welcome to the ultimate Web CV Builder, thank you for your purchase.

This Doc is especially useful if you have a big experience, in more than one field and a lot to show for. It allows for related information to be tied together and make it much easier for a recruiter to find what he needs.

To start, go to

Setup⁠

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Customization⁠

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Here, you can add the information that will appear on your main page, your Picture, About you, your contact info, your links , header and footer. Create your own designs for these sections, you can have multiple options to help you change the design with a click of a button (toggle “Show on CV” to show an option)

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Create Header and Footers for the different sections of your CV, you can have multiple options to choose from

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Also you can activate and deactivate a certain Theme across all sections in one go

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Once you are done, move to

Setup Talents and Skills⁠

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This is the most important section in your CV, not your work experience, define your skills and your level at them, this is very important, your entire CV is linked to this section

You can decide what talent to show on your CV by Toggling “Show on CV”, this is useful when you want to customize your CV based on the Job that you are applying to.

Next in the

Setup Knowledge⁠

Section

Here you show your knowledge, degrees, certificates, online courses, readings etc,

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You can customize the categories to your preferences

Add any details about your knowledge, attach a copy of your degree, whatever you think the employer would want to see.

It is very important to select what set of skills related to this knowledge (from the set of skills you defined before)

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You can decide what Knowledge to show on your CV by Toggling “Show on CV”,

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Now move to

Setup Tools & Techniques⁠

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Tools and techniques are different from skills, Project Management is a Skill, but using MS Project App is a skill, Using Gantt Chart Technique is a Skill, Apps, Tools, Machines and standards are tools, what you use them for is a Skill

Define your Tools, your level and add any needed details.

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Just as before, select the set of Skills that you use this tool for (very important)

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You can decide what Tools to show on your CV by Toggling “Show on CV”,

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Next, is the 2nd most important section in your CV,

Setup Work Experience⁠

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Fill the information related to your employer, Add a picture for the company or their logo, there is no need to set the start and finish date, these will be automatically calculated from the “Positions” section

Next define your position in this company, your role, and start and finish date for that role, you can add multiple positions and roles if that was the case

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if you still work in a certain position, then keep the end date blank, the system will automatically update the end date to today’s date

Next is the most important section in your work experience, the highlight of your work, don’t list a laundry list of tasks you have done there, but rather place your achievements and initiatives in that workplace, how you added value, what problem you solved.

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I recommend using collapsable blocks when you add more details about your work, this will make it easy for the potintial employer to go through your CV and only drill down for more information where he is interested.

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Select what skills where used for that Achievements, this is important, because one the recruiter explore your skills, he will find all the related knowledge, work experience and tools related to it, proving your skill level.

Important, After any updates to the Employer table, Click the Refresh Roles button to make sure that the

Work Experience By Role⁠

Table reflects your latest updates