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Mastering the ATS CV: How to Write a CV That Gets Noticed, Not Rejected
Struggling to Get Job Interviews? Your CV Might Be the Problem. Mastering the ATS CV: How to Write a CV That Gets Noticed, Not Rejected is your all-in-one guide to writing a professional, ATS-compliant CV that gets past the bots and into the hands of real recruiters. If you’ve been applying endlessly with no responses,…
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I WASN’T ALWAYS THIS BOLD
“I wasn’t always this bold…” When I started creating, it was just a way to survive.To cope.To escape. But this piece? This is different. I titled it “Ardarrh Inspiring” after the name I gave myself when I stopped hiding. I used to shrink in rooms, doubt my voice, question my value. But art gave me…
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I am Building Boldly
Hi, I’m Adanne Udejiofor Chukwudi and I’m building boldly at 9.5! I’ve decided to stop waiting for the perfect time and start showing up for myself fully and fearlessly. I’m giving myself a solid 9.5, not because I’m perfect, but because I’m ready to build with what I already have: raw creative energy, lived experiences,…
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Buzzwords in Your CV: Use Them Right or Risk Being Overlooked
Buzzwords in Your CV: Use Them Right or Risk Being Overlooked When writing your CV, you’ve probably come across advice like “use strong buzzwords” or “make your profile keyword-rich.” While that advice is technically correct, many job seekers fall into the trap of stuffing their CVs with empty phrases that sound impressive but say very…
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Why Your CV Should Be Between 400 and 1,000 Words
Why Your CV Should Be Between 400 and 1,000 Words: Less than 400 words: Usually too brief to showcase your experience or skills properly. Can seem incomplete or underwhelming, especially for professional roles. May be flagged by ATS as lacking relevant content. More than 1,000 words: Often means the CV is too long (usually over…
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