CV writing help
CV writing help (fast improvements recruiters actually notice)
A strong CV is clear, structured, and evidence-based. You don’t need to “sound fancy” — you need to make it easy to see what you did, how well you did it, and why it matters.
The 20-minute upgrade checklist
- Lead with a clear target role (e.g. “Warehouse Operative”, “Admin Assistant”).
- Use bullet points for experience — not paragraphs.
- Add proof: numbers, outcomes, speed, volume, quality, customer satisfaction.
- Match keywords from the job advert (tools, duties, certifications).
- Cut weak filler like “hardworking” unless you show evidence.
Bullet formula that works
Use: Action + What + Result
Example: “Handled 30+ customer queries per day, resolving issues quickly and improving satisfaction.”
If spelling/wording is a barrier, generating a draft first (then checking the facts) is often the fastest route to a professional result.