Chanuka Jeewantha
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A professional CV can look polished through careful typography, spacing and editing. It does not need elaborate graphics to communicate quality. For job seekers in Sri…
Use this twenty-point checklist on the exact CV you plan to submit. It covers accuracy, relevance, document usability and the application itself. Do not interpret a…
Keywords identify relevant subjects, but they do not demonstrate ability. A recruiter still needs to understand what you did, where you did it and why it mattered. Copying…
Tailoring a CV is faster when you maintain a complete master record and change only the emphasis needed for each vacancy. Your factual history should remain consistent.…
There is no universal “passed the ATS” stage. A recruiter may see your original file, application fields, screening answers or a combination of those materials. Once a…
A useful CV must be easy to process and worth reading. ATS optimisation and recruiter-focused writing address different parts of that requirement. The first concerns…
Write a professional CV by choosing a target role, collecting accurate evidence and organising it for the employer who will read it. Formatting comes after those…
There is no perfect structure for every Sri Lankan CV. The best order brings relevant evidence forward while keeping your background easy to follow. Start with the…
A CV should be long enough to present the relevant evidence clearly and short enough to avoid unnecessary repetition. Page count is a constraint, not the purpose. Follow…
A professional summary should help the reader interpret your CV. It identifies your career direction and strongest relevant capabilities before the detailed evidence…
Achievement-based CV bullets explain your contribution rather than merely repeating the job description. They help an employer understand what you did with your…
Ordinary responsibilities often contain evidence you have stopped noticing. To find it, examine a specific piece of work rather than trying to make a duty sound grander.…