Your potential employer wants to see that you pay attention to the little things. Understanding what your role requires of you starts here! You’d be surprised how many people make these simple, but costly mistakes on their job applications. Sometimes you are rushing to apply to multiple jobs, on various platforms. Mistakes creep in.

This week it’s Adah’s Feedback on Friday. Adah had been struggling for months to even get to the interview stage. After I rewrote her CV and cover letter for her desired role, she got the new job she’d been dreaming of within two weeks! Here’s what Adah had to say about her experience…

This week it’s Francis’s Feedback on Friday. Francis first approached me three years ago. His plan was to emigrate to Australia, from South Africa. He needed a job on the skills shortage list to make that move happen. As you can see from his testimonial below, he achieved his goal.

This week’s Feedback on Friday is from Loretta. I’ve been fortunate to work with her twice now! The first time, as you can see from her testimonial below, she landed a new job within a week of using her new CV!

This week’s Feedback on Friday is from Briana. I was thrilled to hear of her success in finding her dream role (in a brand new career!) after arming herself with the right CV for the job.

I was very grateful to receive Adam’s feedback. It makes my heart happy to hear of customers’ success stories after arming themselves with a new CV. Have a look at what Adam had to say about his experience…

Wow! Just wow! I was honoured to read Luke’s kind and generous words, in regards to his recent experience of working with me on his brand new CV, cover letter, Indeed and LinkedIn.

You only need one CV for anywhere in the world. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Certainly don’t pay for different versions of your CV for different job applications in different countries. One good CV will get you a job anywhere, from a mining role in Middle Earth to a teaching position at Rydell High. When employers like what they see, you’ll be the one that they want.

This is life changing. Going from the stressful, non-gratifying continual grind of practicing law, back to my passion, living in the wilderness and exploring archaeological sites, pounding it out for 8 days, then enjoying my family for 6 days off. Working 6 to 7 months, then having 5 to 6 months off to spend with my family, relax, and travel.

I was honoured to be invited to talk on SABC News about the rise in South African emigration, since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. In my thirteen years of writing CVs I’ve seen a consistent rise in people looking to start a new life overseas. This is especially true of South Africans.

Are you sick of your job? Tired of the same boring nonsense, week after week? Can’t stand listening to your annoying boss for one more minute? Overbearing colleagues driving you mad? You are not alone.

So you’re searching online right now thinking “how do I write the best CV?” You’ve come to right place. I’ll sort that out for you. It’s a very simple process. You’re already here. Just look in the store!

Whether your goal is to find work in Australia, NZ, UK, US, Canada, South Africa, or somewhere else… you’ll get the right CV for anywhere in the world. So if you’re looking to emigrate abroad with your next career move, or planning to get a new start in your home country, you can rest assured that Roz, with her more than twelve years of experience, will tailor-make the CV you can trust everywhere.

Your CV is not meant to be a work of art. So colour your life not your CV. Employers only give you 20 seconds (if you’re lucky) to read over your CV. They are not reading it over a leisurely cup of coffee, they are skimming through it to find the relevant information.

I had been writing CVs for about two years when I received an email from a client one Sunday afternoon. He apologised for bothering me over the weekend, but his family had asked him to send the email.