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Introduction:
What are the 5 P's? Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance!
At Spacareers - we don’t just want to send your CV to all and sundry. We want you to better prepared should the offer of an interview arise.
Securing the job you want starts with a fab CV, covering letter and ensuring your interview techniques are perfected.
These simple steps will ensure that you secure an interview, reach a short list, and increase the number of jobs offered to you.
Start by Formulating a Fab 'Functional' CV.
Securing positions in the spa and beauty industry are becoming increasingly competitive and will continue to do so at an continued alarming rate. Therefore candidates need to start designing a competitive resume that stand out from the rest of the herd!
Ideally the length of a CV should be determined by the purpose to which is is intended
CV's are only designed to capture attention and get you an interview
Find out who's reading your application, take the time and effort to find out their names and personally address the
covering letter
Never leave gaps on your cv.
Chronological CV's are antiquated and do not cope well with long complicated work histories they are often predictable, boring and unimaginative.
You are writing your CV for other people so ensure you make it reader friendly
The key areas to apply to your CV are:
- Contact details
- Objective
- Profile
- Strengths - tangible (numbers and percentages) and intangible (your personal opinions)
- Work history - break it down into dates by month ie: May 01 to May 02
- Qualifications
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