Is a 3 page CV too long?

The length of your finished CV should correlate closely with your level of experience. The rule of thumb is that generally you should write about one page per decade of experience. A three-page CV is fine for those with long work histories, extensive published work, or exceptional accomplishments.

What is the ideal length of a CV?

around two to three pages

Is it OK for a CV to be 2 pages?

A resume can be two pages, but most should be one page. That’s true for entry-level candidates and those with less than 5 years’ experience. If the job requires Elon-Musk-level accomplishments, or you can’t cram your achievements on one page, write a two page resume.

What should be on a 2 page CV?

Two-page resume tips

Put your contact information on both pages.
List skills and summary statement only once.
Be as concise as possible.
Put the most important information first.
Focus on the last 10 years.
Put education and certifications on Page Two.
If it’s less than 1.5 pages, make it one page instead.
Use two sheets.

Can I leave jobs off my CV?

There is no obligation to include every detail of your life on a CV. Plus, you can remove a job from your CV if it enables you to sell yourself better to an employer.

What things look good on your CV?

15 Skills and Achievements That Will Look Good on Any CV

First aid training.
Touch-typing.
Database skills.
Other computing skills.
Budgeting experience.
Events experience.
Language skills.
Commercial awareness.

Do you put your age on a CV?

As your age doesn’t affect your ability to do the job you’re applying for, it has no place on your CV. Employers should measure your ability on years of experience, not how old you are. Don’t give them the fuel to do so by including your age on your CV.

Do you put your address on your CV?

Traditionally, including an address on a resume was standard practice as physical mail was the main way employers would respond after a submitted application. Today, most communication about the hiring process takes place online. As a result, including a full address is not always necessary.