Improving Your CV, Chapter 26: Information accuracy on your CV
Part of Course 1: Improving your CV · Chapter 26 of 29 · 2 min
About this chapter
Be accurate on your CV: never lie, but also don't undersell yourself. Many people leave out the numbers that would make their experience convincing.
Key points
- Lying can cause serious trouble, even though most employers don't check every claim.
- Vague statements like "I ran some projects" or "I ran the budget" waste the chance to say how many, or how much.
- If the exact figure varies, use honest approximations such as "nine plus" or "just under ten".
- The aim is the best accurate picture of you.
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