How to Work Out Your Transferable Skills

Changing from one industry to another and embarking on a new career path can be daunting for jobseekers. You might wonder whether you have the right skills for a new field, but by reflecting on your experience, you can show employers how your existing skills translate to a new role. In this blog, we’re going to go through the questions …

When Your Title Doesn’t Reflect Your Impact: CV Writing Tips

As your career progresses, you may find yourself in a frustrating position: your job title doesn’t match the scope of your responsibilities.  As a result, your job title can sometimes undersell your experience. If recruiters use this as a filter, it could result in you being overlooked. Luckily, there are ways to position your experience effectively on your CV to …

Key Tips for Writing a Graduate CV

As exam season is underway and graduates will soon be preparing to kickstart a career in their chosen field, exploring the job market can be an extremely daunting and disheartening period. With the current market being as competitive as ever, typical entry-level roles appear to now be reserved for candidates with years of experience as companies place unreasonable demands and …

How to Balance Technical and Senior Capabilities on a CV

Transitioning into an executive-level role is an exciting career milestone. But when writing a CV, many people struggle to balance the technical expertise they’ve built up over the years with the leadership abilities employers look for in senior positions. In this blog, we will explore how to balance technical and senior capabilities on a CV to show prospective employers you’re …

How to Demonstrate Leadership Experience on Senior and Executive-Level CVs

When applying for a senior or executive-level role, your CV needs to be strategically positioned.  By now, you will have had several years of accomplishments and experience which can be challenging to distil into a two-page CV. At this level employers need to understand what you are capable of and your track record relevant to the role for which you …

Addressing a Career Gap on a CV

The modern workplace continues to evolve – particularly in a post-Covid culture. Despite this, many job seekers feel like disclosing a career gap on their CV will harm their employment prospects. According to research carried out by Applied, a third of employees surveyed have taken a career break of six months or more – but over half admit they would …