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Mikul Posted 11 years ago
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Communications skills
I need to fill up Cv and I want to show these skills. Can you correct them, please?Thanks so much in advance.
Good and active listening skills, obtained as cashier as well as commercial manager during my daily contact with clients.
Creative and quick thinking skills, acquired during my bachelor's degree and bolstered as researcher junior when I carried out the interviews.
Required precision and clarity skills, build up at my current job as kitchen assistant given that the menu card changes every month and coming up new courses.
Good and active listening skills, obtained as cashier as well as commercial manager during my daily contact with clients.
Creative and quick thinking skills, acquired during my bachelor's degree and bolstered as researcher junior when I carried out the interviews.
Required precision and clarity skills, build up at my current job as kitchen assistant given that the menu card changes every month and coming up new courses.
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A CV should not include something so basically human as 'listening skills', and the other 'skills' you mention are not normally itemized as such. Are the skills of a kitchen assistant really critical to the job you are applying for? If those are all the skills you can muster, I suggest that you omit the 'skills' section, which should be reserved for such skills as facility with specialized equipment and software, for instance.
- A CV should not include something so basically human as 'listening skills', and the other 'skills' you mention are not normally itemized as such.
- Are the skills of a kitchen assistant really critical to the job you are applying for?
- If those are all the skills you can muster, I suggest that you omit the 'skills' section, which should be reserved for such skills as facility with specialized equipment and software, for instance.
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A CV should not include something so basically human as 'listening skills', and the other 'skills' you mention are not normally itemized as such. Are the skills of a kitchen assistant really critical to the job you are applying for? If those are all the skills you can muster, I suggest that you omit the 'skills' section, which should be reserved for such skills as facility with specialized equip
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Thanks for your suggestion Micawber,I know what you mean, however my CV contains four skills different sections; communication, organisational/ managerial, job related and computer skills so I need to categorize them. On the other hand, are they grammatically correct?
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