Which is correct?

[snags]

Highly organised with meticulous attention to detail.

or

Highly organised and meticulous.

Meticulous definition: showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise... therefore is the first one repeating itself?

[jno]

that's ok, the "I" is understood, so what you've written is fine.

Possibly except the nonmeticulous spelling of independently

[snags]

;-p

Thanks

[missprim]

Sorry to confuse even more but I think if you are going to use meticulous and don't wat to put 'I' then I think you should change pay to paying.

[Quizmonster]

For a CV, 'I' is best avoided and I assume the ideas are part of what amounts to a bullet-list of personal qualities, whether there are 'bullets' there or not. Accordingly, simply write...
Organised and meticulous
That gets the essential messages across and avoids any finnicky details of grammar.

[ludwig]

Whichever option you go for make sure you spell meticulous correctly, or it could look bad.

[dr b]

"careful" attention to detail?