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I work for myself, so I don't interview for jobs, but I do interview for projects or interim positions. Being a generalist myself, my CV is also all over the p
by michelb 2y ago
I work for myself, so I don't interview for jobs, but I do interview for projects or interim positions.
Being a generalist myself, my CV is also all over the place. I tailor my 'CV' to the company/project I'm interviewing for, so it appears less confusing. I have several versions where different skills and projects are highlighted, downplayed or even removed. I also write a tailored text for the position or project, making it explicitly clear why I would be a good fit, to make sure the person views me the way I want to be viewed. I try to ensure that my CV leaves no room for their personal interpretation. (many are often skeptical of a broad skillset, or lack the experience to properly value it)
That said, it could also be the current economy that works against you.