Career Accelerator

CV That Gets You Hired: Join Our CV Workshop

For fresh graduates and young professionals, few things feel as intimidating as creating your first CV. You know you need one, but the questions come fast: What do I put if I don’t have much experience? How long should it be? Do I list projects? Will employers even look at it?

The truth is, your CV is your first impression. In 2025, when job markets are tight and competition is fierce, employers may receive hundreds of applications for a single entry-level role. Many candidates are eliminated in seconds because their CV doesn’t tell a clear, compelling story. That’s where our CV Workshop comes in.

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LinkedIn Headlines That Get Clicked

Recruiters don’t scroll LinkedIn like jobseekers do. We don’t read through endless posts and profiles until we find inspiration. We search. We type in keywords, scan the first few results, and click the ones that look relevant.

That’s why your headline is the most important real estate on your LinkedIn profile. It decides whether you show up in recruiter searches, whether you stand out in the results, and whether anyone bothers to click through to learn more.

Career Advise

3 CV Mistakes That Get You Rejected Before a Recruiter Even Calls

Most jobseekers think rejection happens after the interview. The truth? For the majority of candidates, rejection happens long before that — sometimes in the first 20 seconds of a recruiter scanning their CV.
Recruiters don’t read CVs word for word. We scan them the way you’d scan a menu when you’re hungry — quickly, looking for something that stands out. If nothing grabs attention, or if something raises a red flag, that CV goes straight into the “no” pile.
After 20 years in recruitment, I can tell you this: most candidates lose jobs not because they’re unqualified, but because their CV failed to make the case.

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Why Level Up and Substance Exist

The job market today is broken in ways people rarely admit out loud. Companies are struggling to fill roles quickly without blowing their budgets. Jobseekers are sending out hundreds of applications and hearing nothing back. Candidates are coached by no one, ghosted by recruiters, and often overlooked not because they aren’t good enough—but because their CV or story isn’t built for the way hiring really works.

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