The Telegraph has published ten phrases that annoy employers most in CVs.
They are:
So if you ever need to write a CV in English, remember to avoid these phrases!
How can we become more creative in the next ten minutes? Larry Kim (link to: inc.com) is back with more ideas.
He suggests that we:
Read the whole article to understand what he means.
“Experience is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted.”
Are you a daydreamer? Have you ever written a short story? Are you a good liar? How much do you like routine?
These are some of the questions you need to answer if you want to pass the imagination test (link to: stevenaitchison.com).
Good luck!
What kind of leader are you? Are you:
Not sure which one you are? Read irishtimes.com for fuller explanations.
You might find it difficult to put apostrophes in the correct place when you are working with compound and plural possessions. But they are important to make your writing clear.
So let’s learn the seven ways how to use apostrophes correctly (link to: thevisualcommunicationguy.com).
