CV Templates
for Junior IT Job Seekers
The sole purpose of a CV is to get you an interview. It is like meeting a new person, the first impression is quite important. This also applies to your CV, and the CV is your “look” and “feel” – tidy, neat, trendy, moderate, well “dressed”, structured, to the point and likable.
Facts
Recruiters spend on average 2-7 seconds looking at a CV for the first time. Again this is fact and please believe it. (How long does it take to look at a new person to have a basic impression?), this is because an average of 200 applications are received for a junior position.
The content of CV is about showing the relevance to the job advertised. E.g. it may not be a good idea to write down experience of working in the kitchen while you apply for junior software developer role. By the way, the first thing that recruiter saw is your name and subject in mail inbox.
Therefore, within a few seconds, your CV needs to make the readers have a pleasant experience. Here we have provided a few templates of CV which appears to be good to use and proved by our associate developers and candidates.
Template 1
Simple, stylish and easy to the eyes
- Fonts, size, spacing and lines are always important
- This template can be used for CV with multiple pages
- The personal summary stands out on the top, it gives you the first chance to talk about yourself
Template 2
Traditional, neat and well structured
- Accurate, traditional and serious
- This template can be used for CV with multiple pages
- The personal summary is bullet pointed and attract readers’ attention
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