The Forte Writer

Here are 5 Cliche skills to avoid in your CV henceforth!

I can't believe people even still use them!

🔴Good communication skills😁
This right here screams lies. If you're good you're good. It doesn't need to be in your CV.
Boring!

🔴A hard worker 🤣
I laugh in Hebrew. Aren't we all, until we see shege banza🤣

🔴A great team player
What will Amaka not write on her CV just to get the job?🤣

🔴Can work independently.
Okay na🤣
Only you team player. Only you independent worker. Well done.

This one gets me every time!
🔴Ability to work under stress Abi duress
🤣🤣🤣🤣

Which one did I miss?

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Do you ever reject someone's Facebook friend request because of their name or profile picture? Let me tell you, I do!

When people send me friend requests, I first look at their names and profile pictures.
If your name starts with "Mhiz" or "itz" or any of those ridiculous ways GenZ kids spell their names, I simply ignore it. And if your profile picture is shabby, scary or unfamiliar, you're not getting accepted either!

Just like your profile picture and name, your CV is your first point of contact with an employer, you either nail it or you don't.

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Even with TODOIST and ONE NOTE, I still love my Red Diary.

Writing my ideas down helps me recall them compared to when I type.

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5 things to remove from your CV forever!

1. Date of birth

2. Your house or street number.

3. Marital status

4. Local Government Area

5. Hobbies irrelevant to the job applied for.

I call these fluff.
People use this section of a CV to occupy space.
If you've got the experience and you need to cram it into 2-3 pages, why do you need a section for those?

Which of these are you guilty of