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**RESUME** Personal information and contact details * Professional Summary * *Main Achievements (Optional)* * Relevant experience * Education * Skills (Hard and Soft Skills) - Core Skills * Languages **TIPS** Don´t include Photo Choose a legible font Double-check spelling and punctuation 1 0 2 pages max **COVER LETTER IS:** * Personal information and contact details * Recipient name and address * Professional greeting * An opening paragraph that includes your skills * Why you are the right person and why the company is right for you * Conclusion with a call to action

I attach my CV. What do you think guys?

Thank you

### **The importance of your resume** Your resume is key to landing an interview. It gives the interviewer a quick idea of who you are and what you’ve accomplished. Let’s break down the essential parts of a resume: ### **Parts of a resume** 1. **Personal information and contact details:** * Include your LinkedIn, GitHub, or portfolio link. * Keep it professional. 2. **Professional summary:** * Similar to your professional pitch. * We’ll discuss the pitch in a later class. 3. **Relevant experience:** * List your most recent experience first. * Include the company, position, responsibilities, and achievements (preferably with metrics). 4. **Education:** * List your latest education first. 5. **Skills:** * Include both soft skills (general skills) and hard skills (specific to the job). * Also, list any languages you can use in a professional setting, with your proficiency level. ### **Resume tips** * **Do not include a photograph** unless requested. * **Choose a legible font** like Arial or Tahoma. * **Check your spelling and punctuation** to show attention to detail. Use tools like Grammarly to review grammar before sending. * **Keep it 1 to 2 pages**—one page is ideal unless you have a lot of experience. * **Always send it in PDF format**. ### **The importance of a cover letter** More than half of recruiters won’t look at your resume unless it’s attached to a cover letter. Here’s what a cover letter should include: 1. **Personal information and contact details** * Also include the date. 2. **Recipient's name and address** * If you don’t know the recipient, use “To Whom It May Concern” or “Dear Hiring Manager.” 3. **Opening paragraph** * Include your skills relevant to the job. * Explain why you’re the right fit for the role and the company. * Include a call to action. 4. **Complimentary closing and signature**

My cv <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lHNd-UQ-0s6xWWwAPGcErr7P8cNRmLHg/view?usp=sharing> I built my cv in <https://app.wonsulting.ai/>[ **Wonsulting AI**](https://www.wonsulting.ai/) is a career coaching platform dedicated to helping users achieve their professional goals. It offers personalized coaching, resources, and support, including **resume writing, mock interviews, and job search strategies**.

Good night: I have created this set of puzzles for learning non usual business English terms: <https://inglesavanzado.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/index.html> I took the courses on Javascript, Html, Gamification and others before developing these puzzles, of course I took these courses in Platzi. Take a look at them.

This is my resume <https://qrcd.org/41ER> (Is a Figma file) I don't know how to put a link in the text, if anyone can help me, i send to you an argentinian medialuna jaja <3

Oh i think mine looks good. This is my resume <https://www.figma.com/proto/ZppqDHcomb6rfddPzRG3pA/Vainas-m%C3%ADas?type=design&node-id=1407-2&t=xbQSP6K7S0kCmY1l-0&scaling=min-zoom&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=909%3A2&hotspot-hints=0&disable-default-keyboard-nav=1&hide-ui=1>

This is my resume, it was very hard for me because i would like to apply for the curtomer service with a good level in english , if you find any mistake also you could help me about anything,
i´d thank you a lot.

link: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFu6z-zxvM/igaUrXwM3JUk3nSyE9v1Ng/view?utm_content=DAFu6z-zxvM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink

thanks a lot guys and teacher

I have a doubt when it comes to languages. Should I have to include A1-A2-B1 languages?