So far, our articles on CV writing mainly discussed what you should or should not write in your CV. The purpose of this article is to delve deeper into the content of your CV and explore the type of words that can immediately capture the attention of the selector, leading to your CV being shortlisted for an interview.
The primary aim of these words is to showcase your mastery of a particular situation and the actions you took to achieve a specific result or resolve a given scenario. It is important to note that the immediate past tense of a verb holds more power than the verb itself. Utilizing a past tense also indicates that you successfully concluded the work you initiated. Incorporating relevant figures and facts alongside these verbs can significantly enhance the impact.
Let's examine how each word can be effectively utilized to its maximum potential:
[10 power words for your CV](http://getahead.rediff.com/careers/2009/apr/16/power-words-for-your-cv.htm)
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746The primary aim of these words is to showcase your mastery of a particular situation and the actions you took to achieve a specific result or resolve a given scenario. It is important to note that the immediate past tense of a verb holds more power than the verb itself. Utilizing a past tense also indicates that you successfully concluded the work you initiated. Incorporating relevant figures and facts alongside these verbs can significantly enhance the impact.
Let's examine how each word can be effectively utilized to its maximum potential:
[10 power words for your CV](http://getahead.rediff.com/careers/2009/apr/16/power-words-for-your-cv.htm)
From India, Coimbatore
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