Be precise when you’re out there selling your expertise
Jennifer Oyelade is an International Recruitment Business Leader, EMEA Talent Acquisition Director, Employability Specialist and author. She is a member of the Institute of Recruitment Professionals (MIRP – UK) and an Organisational Change Advocate with an extensive career spanning across Europe, Middle East, North America and sub-Saharan Africa. To contact her, please visit www.jenniferoyelade.com or email: hello@jenniferoyelade.com
September 6, 2021640 views0 comments
CV Writing can be tough, we are caught between giving an overview and writing one that resembles a dissertation. What is even harder is the ability to conceptualise your skill set to sell yourself accurately and successfully.
For example, saying you’re a multi-faceted professional usually means your skillset is diverse (e.g., you are an Operations Manager and a Certified Business Analyst), which means you can wear multiple hats. Both these areas of specialism complement each other. So, it’s possible to work in this capacity without losing sight of your core.
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