CV help

[girlygirl2]

I'm writing a CV and would appricate your help please!
Can anyone give me some strong words to work with.....
Thanks - my mind has gone blank!!!

[Octavius]

Start by listing the work you have done in the past in basic detail and then embellish it.

http://www.cvtips.com/

[girlygirl2]

I know what you mean Octavius and thank you, the problem is, I'm writing it for a lady I hardly know!!! :O(
I thought I could "throw" some clever words in and work around that!
My brain is nearly dead as its nearly home time!!!!
P.S Sorry about snapping at you the other day.....

[johnlambert]

If she is looking for a job in Management try this:
I thrive working under pressure and find that I suit the fast-paced environment. I have a keen eye for detail and will only produce work of an exceptional quality. I have much experience of leadership and over the years I have honed the skills needed to be an effective man-manager. I would describe myself as firm but extremely fair. I am particularly good at communicating with people of varying backgrounds, a skill that I have developed through my many life experiences, and this has been of great benefit to me in my recent role. I find it just as easy to delegate tasks to more junior members of staff as I do giving presentations to senior management. I have thoroughly enjoyed working for my current employer and believe that this is the type of environment to which I am suited. I am an excellent Leader who will be of great benefit to any team.

[girlygirl2]

Excellent!!!! Thank you!
Any more??
She is applying for a mangement role.....

[Octavius]

Oh its for someone else?

What sort of work industry does it relate to?

[girlygirl2]

The electrical industry.
She is a packaging (design type) Manager.

[Octavius]

An emphasis on meeting deadlines, leadership, teamwork, decision making, delegation, communication, trust, reliability and ambition to grow with the business within a challenging environment (with possible examples) is always useful.

[Octavius]

Yes, she should really be able to PLUG herself, when she SWITCHes jobs.

[johnlambert]

But try not to TURN ON the person carrying out the interview