How to write a good CV?

Writing a CV is not as simple as You can think. Everyone can simply find a plain CV's pattern, add to it some basic informations and give it to employer. But it's a fallacy because while using CV in this rash way you will probably have less chance to get a job. So before you will write your CV please acquaint yourself with some fundamental rules that refers to writing a faultless CV.

Writing a CV don't forget about basic rules of this type of document:

	Keep the proper CV's structure First of all remember, that at the start in Curriculum Vitae you give your personal data, then you specify your education with schools that you had graduated. Secondly, write your professional activities (including your another experiences if they are connected in some way to the job that you want). Your next step will be writing what foreign languages and additional abilities such as your computer attendance or drive licence. In the end you can write a short note about your hobbies.
	Longhand leave in 20th Century Longhand leave for your grandfathers, CV that was wrote in this old-fashion way is almost always automatically rejected. Your CV print on a computer, on smooth sheet of paper. Your Curriculum Vitae should not be longer than two pages.
	Be honest, do not lie While writting CV do not try to outwit your employer. Every attempt of you creating false image can be very easy spotted by employer. True informations and loyality is a best way to impress your boss.
	Write briefly Curriculum Vitae should be wrote short and briefly. Do not write nothing that is not important. Remember that employer doesn't have too much time to read your 'tales', he has other CV to see.
	Let someone tells a few good words about you References that has been told about you to employer are very useful. It always a good thing, when boss hears some references under your name.
	Letter of application should 'hit the target' While writting letter of application remember, that it should confirm your employer to hire You - not the other employees. It has to be short and meaty.