Roast my CV?

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1. I can’t view images directly, including CVs, but I can help guide you on what to look out for when getting feedback on your CV! Here are a few tips:

   1. Formatting: Is it cluttered or hard to read? Ensure there’s enough white space, consistent font sizes, and clear headings to improve readability.

   2. Content: Are you being too vague or too detailed? You want to balance showcasing your achievements without overwhelming the reader. Use bullet points for clarity.

   3. Tailoring: Is your CV tailored to the job you’re applying for? Make sure you highlight relevant experience and skills that align with the position.

   4. Grammar and Spelling: Typos can be a dealbreaker. Double-check your CV for any errors.

   5. Experience vs. Education: Depending on your career stage, make sure you prioritize the sections that are most relevant. For recent graduates, education might come first, while seasoned professionals should emphasize experience.

   6. Action Verbs: Start your bullet points with strong action verbs to convey your roles more powerfully (e.g., “Led,” “Developed,” “Achieved”).

   Feel free to share details about specific sections, and I’d be happy to provide more targeted feedback!

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