Resume and CV how to make, Cheat Sheet of English Literature

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WHAT DOES

MEAN?

SUMMARY

A brief description

• (^) Typically concise (1-2 pages)
• (^) Used for practically any job
• (^) It should be modified according to job nature

Length

Purpose

Key feature

• (^) Typically detailed (more than 2 pages)
• (^) Used for academic, scientific & medical jobs
• (^) Sections may be moved around, but the CV remains consistent

Types of Resume

Contents Technical

10. Languages If you have not done any projects and you do not have work experience: kindly mention any of the options applicable to you: internship/workshops/ certificates

BODY Contact Information

• (^) Name
• (^) Address
• (^) Email
• (^) Ph.no
• (^) LinkedIn
• (^) Skype/zoom/teams(optional)

• (^) Email id should be professional
  • (^) sexycharlie@Hotmail.com
  • (^) sunaiyacutipie@gmail.com
  • (^) Sureshtherambo@gmail.com
  • (^) Sannihululu007@gmail.com
• (^) Avoid spellings like the following :
  • remesh@gmail.com
  • sujibkerela@gmail.com
  • (^) nayanaenginier@gmail.com
    • (^) Email id should be professional
      • (^) sunaiya1973@gmail.com
      • (^) Sureshbabublr94@gmail.com
      • (^) Sannipublr@gmail.com
      • (^) ramesh@gmail.com
      • (^) sujibkerala@gmail.com
      • (^) nayanaengineer@gmail.com

EDUCATION Reverse chronological order

• (^) Content in this table should be center aligned – vertically and horizontally
• Right click on table – Table Properties – Cell – center alignment 71.00 %

• (^) % of marks must be entered precisely in 2 decimal places
• (^) It must match with the certificate
• (^) If you are waiting for any result, please mention awaited in the column…don’t leave it blank
• (^) Name of the course- As per your mark sheet e.g ICSE- for class 10th, ISC – for class 12th 71.00 %

SKILLS

• (^) Hard + Soft: (Tech.+ Soft)
• (^) Change on the bases of Job

A. Command over language This skill is quintessential for every lawyer. You need to be able to express yourself efficiently and lucidly to do well in this industry. B. Oratory skills For lawyers in private practice, being a good speaker is vital. A prospective litigator must develop the art of modulating his/her voice as per the demand of the situation to emerge successful. C. The 3As – Attitude, Aptitude and Analytics. These qualities make a lawyer expert in analyzing the legal problems and arriving at calculated conclusions. D. Reading habit A lawyer must essentially develop a regular habit of reading. Reading must be primarily related to law though it may, also include culture, history, science, politics, etc. E. Perseverance During initial years a fresh law school graduate may face harsh working hours but one must be patient and focus on deserving instead of desiring.

F. Team work Lawyers who collaborate well possess the ability to identify and bring out the best others have to offer, submerging their own positions and egos where necessary in order to reach the optimal client outcome. G. Emotional intelligence Clients need the empathy, perspective and personal connection of their lawyers to feel whole and satisfied where colleagues need engagement, respect and understanding to be their best. H. Financial literacy Almost every client and every case involves money in some way, and every lawyer in private practice is running a business of one size or another. Financial literacy becomes essential in such a scenario. I.Technological affinity It has become one of the basic qualities of a lawyer these days. If a person cannot efficiently use e-mail, access the Internet, work with instant messaging, Adobe Acrobat and the like, clients and colleagues will pass you by. J. Time management To achieve and meet deadlines, whether it is in corporate or litigation practice, time management is very essential. An effective lawyer is one who knows how to manage time.