Resumé by location:
1. In UK it is called a CV
2. In general, when applying in the UK it is not advisable to include a picture on your CV
3. Except Ireland, UK, Netherlands & Sweden other European countries would like a picture on your CV
4. In Japan, it is called resumé & should be handwritten
2. In general, when applying in the UK it is not advisable to include a picture on your CV
3. Except Ireland, UK, Netherlands & Sweden other European countries would like a picture on your CV
4. In Japan, it is called resumé & should be handwritten
5. In North America, it is called Resumé.
6. In Canada you do not include your personal details like DOB, Gender, Religion etc.
7. In Germany, a photo is required and your personal details are also required. It is also called a resumé.
6. In Canada you do not include your personal details like DOB, Gender, Religion etc.
7. In Germany, a photo is required and your personal details are also required. It is also called a resumé.
8. The writing style of a resumé in China is persuasive as opposed to 'formal' in other parts of the world.
9. In India, including a photo on resumé is optional, however you aren't expected to include personal details.
10. In Nigeria & most African countries, it is called a CV.
9. In India, including a photo on resumé is optional, however you aren't expected to include personal details.
10. In Nigeria & most African countries, it is called a CV.
11. In China, Japan & Australia personal details are required. They're called resumé
12. In Sweden, your CV should be 1 - 2 pages long
13. Your "Education" section comes first in Germany
14. In UK, after your details & personal statement, your work experience section comes 1st
12. In Sweden, your CV should be 1 - 2 pages long
13. Your "Education" section comes first in Germany
14. In UK, after your details & personal statement, your work experience section comes 1st
15. In France, it is referred to as CV and note the French write their last names first before the first name.
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