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krell1983

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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 00:24 Post subject:

VGAdeadcafe wrote:

Well, you are a graphic designer, I'm not sure how this CV would be received in other industries Very Happy

I'm programming now and it's programmers CV. My old graphic design CV was more crazy. I think i gained few kilograms... Wink

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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 00:33 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

That is A okay krell1983 Formerly known as iconized

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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 00:45 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Neon
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 14:42 Post subject:

This is mine, I actually got a job in the first legal office I gave it to Laughing

Not the most flattering picture, but hey, it got the job done Laughing

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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 15:51 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I see many CVs in local languages. How common is that? In my world, all CV is in English, almost exclusively. I don't even remember seeing a Hebrew written one. My IMDb Ratings \| Fix NFOHump Cookies \| Hide Users / Threads \| Embedded Content (Videos/GIFs/Twitter/Reddit) \| The Derps Collection Death smiles at us all; all we can do is smile back.

Neon
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 16:26 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

In Poland it's almost never required, unless you're working for a company that uses English as a main or exclusive language.

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deelix
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Sep 2016 17:15 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Id say 95% of Norwegians have a CV in Norwegian, even tho they work with people/companies in other countries. Having a LinkedIn account is quite common here, and not only for engineers and people with high education

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Posted: Sat, 3rd Sep 2016 15:23 Post subject:

LeoNatan wrote:

I see many CVs in local languages. How common is that? In my world, all CV is in English, almost exclusively. I don't even remember seeing a Hebrew written one.

Of course you will use the local language if you are applying to companies in your country. Israel is weird.

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Posted: Sat, 3rd Sep 2016 16:22 Post subject:

VGAdeadcafe wrote:

Of course you will use the local language if you are applying to companies in your country. Israel is weird.

Not in the software field. We also write mails in English predominantly, not in Hebrew; it is really awkward to see Hebrew in company mails. Usually it's the HR people or finance.

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sanchin

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Posted: Sat, 3rd Sep 2016 20:36 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Same here in Poland - corporate language in IT is English, so CVs are mostly required that way, so are mails and any other written communication that might reach more than a single, Polish-speaking person.

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