5 Things Not to Include in Your CV

Everyone tells you what you should include and how you should write your CV,  but here are some tips to keep in mind that you should not include in your CV

5 Things Not to Include in Your CV

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Top 10 CV making sites for Students

Curriculum Vitae or CV is the very first impression delivered to the human resource manager of an organization. And the first impression is always accredited as the lasting impression. Therefore, the CV holds a very prominent status in career building. Amassing impressive credentials and skills is only part of the challenge; knowing how to present it is another.

For those struggling to get a job and introduce their talent more effectively due to lack of CV making skills, we have put together 10 websites that would definitely cater to your needs.  

1 Your CV Builder              

This site allows you to list all your academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and skills in a very professional way. You can also attach any of your certificates of achievements along with your CV. It also has a huge collection of CV templates to choose from, which allows you to  give a more professional as well as attractive look to your CV. Although the site doesn’t have an online network, you can extract your CV in PDF form.

2 Reed CV Builder 

Reed is a well renowned recruitment agency that provides professional services to individuals residing in the United Kingdom. Reed has an extensive professional network all over the United Kingdom. It provides a free service to make your CV based on your professional skills and credentials. Thereafter, it posts your CV on its vast network where you will be given access to a number of recruitments firms.

3 EuroPass 

An online service that provides easy to use tools to facilitate individuals in making a professional CV. You can find a number of sample CVs in their database to make a more compelling CV. Although it doesn’t have an online network, you can make the CV and print it out.

4 CVmkr                                           

The site provides a very interactive interface for its user where they can create attractive and professional CVs in a matter of minutes. The site provides its services for free and holds a record of over a million CV downloads by users.

5 Awards CV                       

The site provides a very friendly interface for students to make a CV that displays all their extra-curricular achievements and skills. The site also has a huge network of recruitment professionals from around the world. Once you register with the site and make your CV, you will be able to make a proficient CV with your competition achievements to differentiate yourself from your fellow students.

6 Hampshire Connections          

Hampshire County Council provides a free of cost service to make proficient CVs. The site doesn’t require any sort of registration. You can start off immediately as you enter the website. The site provides the progress status as you make your CV. It also adds extra features to your CV, such as your your family information, which is not included in most traditional CVs.

7 National Career Service

The site builds your CV according to your requirements and desired career objective. It also offers the service of making cover letters since most of the recruitment agencies require a well-written cover letter along with your CV nowadays.

8 Live Career                                  

Live Career is America’s top rated online website providing the service of making CVs online. You can either start from scratch or upload an already existing CV. The website guides you step-by-step through your CV building process.

9 Resume                                        

Having nearly half a million active users from around the world, this website provides a step-by-step guide to making a professional CV. All you have to do is select a template from their online collection and start entering your data accordingly. It will ask you to enter your education,  qualifications, and past employment history. And within minutes you will get a proficient CV glorifying your skills and capabilities.

10 Resumizer                                 

This websites provides a free service to build your CV in a few simple steps. You don’t have to register with the website. All you need to do is follow some easy steps and choose a style for your CV from their collections and you will have a persuasive CV in a matter of minutes. You can also update your CV later on.

By selecting any of the above-mentioned websites, you will get an equally professional and attractive CV that will surely be an advantage when job hunting.

Good luck!

Editor's Notes:
This article was written by Docsity, an online social learning network for University students from around the world.

Published on Studentcompetitions.com on Jan. 16, 2014

This article was written by Docsity, an online social learning network for University students from around the world. 

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Dirty Secrets Apple Doesn’t Want You To Know

You don’t become the most powerful electronics company in the world without doing some dirty work. You can’t have $150 billion in cash without cutting some corners. It’s hard to keep your prices reasonable without exploiting people.

I present: Apple Inc

 

#13 They Exploit Cheap Labor in China

For optimal profit margin Apple must produce the iPhones for cheap. Since Apple only uses top quality electronic parts, the difference is made up in cheap labor. The NYT reports that workers at Foxconn, the former manufacturer of the iPhone, make $22 for a twelve hour shift, and are often forced to work even longer hours. There were so many suicides in the on-site dorms where the workers live that Foxconn had to install nets on the sides of the buildings.

 #12 They Recently Shifted Production Away from Foxconn….to an Even Worse Company

Foxconn got bad press for exploiting workers so they had to increase worker salary, which means they had to charge Apple more, which means Apple took its business elsewhere. Enter Pegatron. Apple’s new Chinese partner, since taking on Apple’s business, has a .8% profit margin and is facing worker’s rights violations.  

 #11 They Pollute Horrendously

In 2011 Apple was responsible for putting 23.1 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. And while Apple says they’re working diligently to decrease their carbon footprint, their emissions rose 34% in 2012.

 #10 They Sell iPhones WAAAAAAY Above Cost

IHS Inc. reports that an iPhone costs $207 to manufacture. They sell them to wireless carriers for around $580. The number varies by model, but overall Apple usually sells at a 49-58% markup, while the industry average is closer to 30%.

 #9 They Screw Over Wireless Carriers, Who Then Screw You Over

Wireless carriers know they can either offer their customers the iPhone, or see them leave for a company that does. Apple knows this too, so they force the carriers to sell the iPhone for $200 after selling it to them for $580 (a $380 loss). The providers’ are forced to make up the difference by raising rates on your text, calling and data. Verizon recently eliminated unlimited data and charges heavily for overages, and AT&T increased data prices by $5 per month.

 #8 They Haven’t Really Innovated in Years

In 2007 Apple released the revolutionary iPhone. It’s been six years and it’s the same except thinner, faster, and with a better camera. Oh the iPad? It’s not new. The iPad was what an engineer originally brought to Steve Jobs, who told him to make it smaller and give it phone capabilities.

 #7 They Use Conflict Minerals in Their Products

The iPhone and other Apple products have the conflict mineral Coltan in them. Coltan is heat resistant, and ideal for transmitting electric charges. This mineral is rare, expensive (a mine can be worth hundreds of millions of US dollars), and prevalent in war torn Congo. Since 1998, 5-7 million people have died in an ongoing civil war being fought, largely, over control of the mines. The mineral can be found in most electronics company’s products, but Apple is the world’s biggest and should start the trend of boycotting conflict minerals.

 #6 They Let the Government Spy on You

A document leaked to The Guardian details an NSA program called Prism that legally peeps in on your calls, texts, web habits, and location. Obviously the wireless providers are the main culprits, but given the billions of dollars in business Apple does with companies like Sprint, AT&T, and Verizon, the chances of Apple being in the loop are nearly 100%.

 #5 They Helped Kill the Record Industry

Since iTunes opened, record sales have dropped by 50% across the board. Borders and Tower Records have closed, as have countless thousands of independent record stores. This has forced artists into selling their albums on iTunes, where Apple takes 30% and the record company 60%, leaving the creator of the content with around 10% of its sales.

 #4 They Don’t Let You Turn off Your Phone

Even when an iPhone is “dead” it’s still traceable, which is why Find My iPhone works no matter what. Also, even when not on data or Wifi, satellites can pinpoint your iPhone's location. On top of that, the new M7 chip makes tracking your exact movements and speed possible. But you can always just take out the battery. Oh that’s right, no you can’t.

 #3 They Only Just Started Giving to Charity

As soon as Steve Jobs returned to Apple he discontinued their charity program, saying it’d be started up again when they were more profitable. Well, it wasn’t until Tim Cook’s reign as CEO of the biggest company in the world, that Apple donated $100 million dollars. While generous, it hardly makes up for the decade of giving nothing, and still is 1/15th of what Berkshire Hathway donated in the same year.

 #2 They Don’t Pay Much in Taxes

Apple keeps most of its money in an Irish subsidiary company created to avoid the US government’s taxes. Apple is only taxed by the US on domestic and South American sales, although their CEO Tim Cook told congress there are ways of avoiding even that, which Apple isn’t utilizing out of patriotic duty. Thanks Tim!

 #1 They Rip You Off on Accessories

There isn’t information on the markup Apple applies to their $40-$50 cases, but similar ones can be found on eBay for $5-$10. They pedaled different speakers, alarm clocks, cords ect., then changed the plug shape and now charge $29 for a converter so you can keep using the products you bought.