CV advice - NZ template

I saw a posting here on what format a CV should take in NZ, but cannot find it again, please email me and I can send you the "CV advice form" I send to people also confused about what format to use.

All the best,
Carey

From a thread below:

http://www.itfutures.co.nz/cvguide.doc

cUnDaLl

Hi,
Because I try to collect all the links I find, you can 'usually' find it on my pages if it's been mentioned.

For career guides etc, check out this:
http://www.angelfire.com/hi5/neuraln...landlinks.html
Click on 'Career Guides'.
The Worksite one is the best for CVs (IMHO)

Steve

Sorry Careym,
My speed reading has let me down again.

Do you have a link I can add to my site ?
You can have a free link if you've got something of use to those wanting to emigrate (including me !)

Cheers

Steve

Carey,
I've just been checking your site.

As you are "Senior Consultant Engineering & Technology", perhaps you can tell us what the job market is like for hardware & software development engineers. Not the usual 'IT' jobs on web stuff, but 'real' stuff, like chip design and embedded software and applications.
No offence to the 'IT' people on here ! :icon_rolleyes: :icon_biggrin:

Cheers

Steve

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No offence to the 'IT' people on here ! :icon_rolleyes: :icon_biggrin:
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Hey!!! Well, ok, I went into IT b/c it was like Computer Science, but without the math, programming, science, etc.

I loved my previous job's description. If anyone asked my boss, co-worker's, etc what we did..... a blank look, and some joke usually ensued. (Web Services at a public university, which is a government department, so yes, things moved very very slowly).

Hi,
OK, I'm sad - I like the boring computing, maths (UK version of math !!!), science ....

Hey, I like the hurricane watch.
I'll pass that on - I know someone living in it !

Cheers

Steve