When writing a CV with no hard experience, the skills you have need to take centre stage when it comes to what you have to offer.
If you’re stumped on what skills to list, turn to the job description – all job descriptions list the skills and qualities they are looking for in candidates, so list them yourself!
Do CV need key skills?
Skills are vital to your CV as they show employers you are qualified to do the job, as well as being ranked highly by the applicant tracking system.
What colors should you not use on a resume?
It is generally best to avoid using bright colors on your resume as they can be distracting and look unprofessional. The color on your resume should compliment it, not take the focus away from the content. Also avoid using light colors against a white background as it is difficult to read.
What are white words on a resume?
Hidden Keywords: This is done by repeatedly typing a keyword into the resume then making the text white so that it’s invisible to human eyes. For example, an applicant might type “accounting accounting accounting accounting” at the bottom of their resume. The idea is that it will help them rank higher in an ATS.
Hidden Keywords: This is done by repeatedly typing a keyword into the resume then making the text white so that it’s invisible to human eyes. For example, an applicant might type “accounting accounting accounting accounting” at the bottom of their resume. The idea is that it will help them rank higher in an ATS.
However, many people believe that this is a waste of time, as most ATS systems are now sophisticated enough to pick up on relevant keywords without needing them to be repeated multiple times.
What are the 3 things your resume will tell an employer?
Employers want to see that you care about the job you’re applying for.
They want to see that you have the qualifications to do the job.
They want to see that you have common sense.

I Leon Thompson am a Human Resources Expert. I have worked in the field for over 15 years, and during that time I have gained invaluable experience and knowledge.
I am also a CV expert and Resume Expert, so I know what employers are looking for when they review applications. This gives me an advantage when helping clients to create resumes and CVs that will stand out from the crowd.