I've been meaning to update my CV and was wondering if the Archinect Community would have any good examples of CV and resumes for young professionals (2 - 5+ years experience). Obviously, this should not read like a recent grad CV so I was curious.
Aside from education and employment, what other items should be included? I assume publications and a list of previous projects.
Thanks Chad! On that note, do you have a recommendation as to how the projects (that one has worked on) should be listed? I'm assuming chronological order. An example of such would be cool too if you have one handy.
CV / Resume for Young Professionals
I've been meaning to update my CV and was wondering if the Archinect Community would have any good examples of CV and resumes for young professionals (2 - 5+ years experience). Obviously, this should not read like a recent grad CV so I was curious.
Aside from education and employment, what other items should be included? I assume publications and a list of previous projects.
Open to any thoughts and suggestions! Thanks!
don’t put in a self graded software skill graph/chart.
They can list the software though.
List is all you need.
Agreed, self graded anything on a resume should never be on a resume/ cv.
In addition to the typical CV stuff I would add:
Thanks Chad! On that note, do you have a recommendation as to how the projects (that one has worked on) should be listed? I'm assuming chronological order. An example of such would be cool too if you have one handy.
It all depends on how many projects you have. Personally, I list the general project types under the firms I've worked with.
For example:
Firm XYZ - date to date
I'd then use my portfolio to show off specific projects.
This is just the way I've done it in the past. I'm not sure if it's the best way. ;)
I list from most relevant/impressive to lesser
also good to list any awards, public lectures / presentations / publications
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