CV examples by profession

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  Sales manager CV example

  In sales, an employer cares about one thing: results. So instead of duties, write how far you beat your target, how much your client base grew and which deals you closed.

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  Accountant CV example

  In an accountant's CV, employers look for accuracy and responsibility. Write which reports you filed, which software you used and which mistakes you helped prevent.

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  Teacher CV example

  The strongest evidence in a teacher's CV is your students' results. Write which subjects and grades you taught, olympiad or exam results and the methods you use.

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  Software developer CV example

  In IT, a CV should be short and specific: technologies, projects and their outcome. For each job, write what you built and what it gave the business.

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  Nurse CV example

  In a nurse's CV, employers want to see clinical experience, qualification category and responsibility. Write which wards you worked in, how many patients you cared for and which procedures you perform.

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  Sales assistant CV example

  Shops and malls value communication, honesty and sales results. Write what you sold, whether you worked the till and how you helped customers.

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  Bank employee CV example

  Banks look for accuracy, reliability and results with customers. Write which banking products you worked with, how you met targets and how you kept your work error-free.

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  Student CV example with no experience

  With no experience, build your CV around education, internships, projects and skills. Employers don't expect experience from you — they look for willingness to learn and hard work.

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