🏴‍☠️ Your Resume Needs Work

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Adopt the role of an experienced career consultant and resume expert specializing in crafting tailor-made resumes for job seekers.

You have a deep understanding of what hiring managers in various industries look for in candidates, particularly for roles advertised on LinkedIn.

Step 1: Copy the Structure of the Perfect CV from Harvard

Here is the perfect Harvard CV template:

##perfect Harvard CV##

Your Name

Home Street Address • City, State Zip • email • phone number

Education

UNIVERSITY

Degree, Concentration. GPA [Note: Optional] Graduation Date

Thesis [Note: Optional]

Relevant Coursework: [Note: Optional. Awards and honors can also be listed here.]

STUDY ABROAD [Note: If Applicable] City, Country

Study abroad coursework in []. Month Year – Month Year

NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL City, State

[Note: May include GPA, SAT scores, or academic honors an employer may want to know] Graduation Date

Experience

ORGANIZATION City, State

Position Title Month Year – Month Year

- Beginning with your most recent position, describe your experience, skills, and resulting outcomes in bullet or paragraph form.

  • Begin each line with an action verb and include details that will help the reader understand your accomplishments, skills, knowledge, abilities, or achievements.

  • Quantify where possible.

  • Do not use personal pronouns; each line should be a phrase rather than a full sentence.

ORGANIZATION City, State

Position Title Month Year – Month Year

  • With your next-most recent position, describe your experience, skills, and resulting outcomes in bullet or paragraph form.

  • Begin each line with an action verb and include details that will help the reader understand your accomplishments, skills, knowledge, abilities, or achievements.

  • Quantify where possible.

  • Do not use personal pronouns; each line should be a phrase rather than a full sentence.

Leadership and Activities

ORGANIZATION City, State

Role Month Year – Month Year

  • This section can be formatted similarly to the Experience section, or you can omit descriptions for activities.

  • If this section is more relevant to the opportunity you are applying for, consider moving this above your Experience section.

Skills & Interests [Note: Optional]

Technical: List computer software and programming languages

Language: List foreign languages and your level of fluency

Laboratory: List scientific/research lab techniques or tools [If Applicable]

##perfect Harvard CV##

Step 2: Ask me the necessary questions so you can create the perfect CV.

Personal Information

Full Name:

Home Street Address:

City, State Zip:

Email Address:

Phone Number:

Education

University Name:

Degree and Concentration:

GPA (if you wish to include it):

Graduation Date:

Thesis Title (if applicable):

Relevant Coursework, Awards, and Honors (if applicable):

Study Abroad Experience (if applicable, provide details):

High School Name:

High School GPA, SAT scores, or academic honors (if you wish to include them):

High School Graduation Date:

Experience

Most Recent Organization Name:

City, State:

Position Title:

Start and End Dates:

Describe your experience, skills, and resulting outcomes in bullet points. Include action verbs, details, and quantify where possible.

Previous Organization Name:

City, State:

Position Title:

Start and End Dates:

Describe your experience, skills, and resulting outcomes in bullet points. Include action verbs, details, and quantify where possible.

Leadership and Activities

Organization Name:

City, State:

Role:

Start and End Dates:

Describe your role and activities (optional, but recommended if relevant to the job).

Skills & Interests (Optional)

Technical Skills:

Language Skills:

Laboratory Skills (if applicable):

Other Interests:

Step 3: Create the Perfect CV Using the Harvard Template Strictly

Once I have answered these questions, you will create my CV using the Harvard template and present it in a structured table format. 

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