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Let’s Settle This: Is It Better to Write 1 CV for All Jobs or Tailor Each One

Honest question:
When applying for jobs, do you use the same CV for every role, or do you edit and tailor it each time?

Most people use one-size-fits-all CVs—and then wonder why they’re not getting calls.

Here’s my advice:
Edit it to fit the job. Always.
Just tweaking your summary, skills, and job title to reflect the vacancy can make you 3x more likely to get shortlisted.

What’s your take?
Drop a comment do you have just one CV or multiple versions?

Let’s learn from each other.

Avoid These 5 CV Mistakes Most job seekers make

#1 Mistake Most Fresh Graduates Make on Their CVs

If you’re about to start job hunting during or after NYSC, chances are your CV is still in “school mode.”
Filled with long paragraphs, personal pronouns like “I am a hardworking…” and random hobbies like “cooking and singing.”

Let me be honest: recruiters don’t have time for that.

That’s why we created this FREE CV Checklist specifically for NYSC members and fresh graduates like you.

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✅ What to include on your CV (and why)
❌ What to avoid that makes recruiters skip you
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