what do you put on a cv/resume?
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Slaimon Khan Shah
SLAIMON KHAN SHAH = SHAOLIN MONK/S OF ISLAAM
As they say, honesty is the best policy.
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#OldBlack
If you have a friend that has a small business, say you work for them. Give yourself a nice position at your friend's company, the most they will do is see if the company is listed and talk to him. Now you have experience and you don't have to start at those low paying entry level positions.
Remember fraud is bad brehs.
Remember fraud is bad brehs.
Whats your job history? Put any and everything on it.
Make sure you target your resume to where you are applying for work.
Make sure you target your resume to where you are applying for work.
You literally didn't do ANYTHING in the last three years? No part-time jobs, no school, nothing? 
They're gonna ask about that gap, I guess you'd better figure out WHY you didn't do anything and how you're going to explain it. As far as resume, just put any work experience, education (even if it's just a GED) and skills you have (for example, you have basic computer skills since you post on here).
They're gonna ask about that gap, I guess you'd better figure out WHY you didn't do anything and how you're going to explain it. As far as resume, just put any work experience, education (even if it's just a GED) and skills you have (for example, you have basic computer skills since you post on here).
Google it. At the top, you provide your name, address, phone and e-mail.
Below it you give your objective: I am applying for the <blah blah blah> position.
Then, you give your work experience starting with the most recent job and going in reverse. For each job, give the dates you worked for a company, the name of the company, your title, and what you did.
Then, you add your education. High school. College. Trade school training.
Then, you can add things like certification or skills. License to do hair, typing skills, computer programs you use.
Optionally, you can provide a "hobbies" section where you can let them know what kind of hobbies or clubs are into. Like you might be into baseball, music, Big Brothers, etc.
You literally didn't do ANYTHING in the last three years? No part-time jobs, no school, nothing?
They're gonna ask about that gap, I guess you'd better figure out WHY you didn't do anything and how you're going to explain it. As far as resume, just put any work experience, education (even if it's just a GED) and skills you have (for example, you have basic computer skills since you post on here).
I dropped out of community college at 16 and they haven't let me back in since. The ages are different in the uk by the way. My school wouldn't let me back in after my last year when I was 16.
So I haven't done anything since then apart from boxing
I was getting high off magic mushrooms at the time. And they show you that life isn't about getting a job and working till you die. Nahmean?
say you've been apprenticing at a mechanics for the last 3 years and that cars are your passion
Lies and embellishments 
If you know someone in the family that runs a business, just say you've been their apprentice
If you know someone in the family that runs a business, just say you've been their apprentice
NZA
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tell them you tried your hand at boxing and then discovered it just wasnt the career for you. you dont need any more than that since you shouldnt be applying for good jobs yet anyway, LOL
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
You should do what Mr. Black said you don't sound very marketable.
Resume I list my work experience, colleges, different skills, list my traveling and language(s) I can speak.
I suggest you start walking around where you live and just interviewing in person on the spot, you don't need a resume (no one reads them anyways).
Resume I list my work experience, colleges, different skills, list my traveling and language(s) I can speak.
I suggest you start walking around where you live and just interviewing in person on the spot, you don't need a resume (no one reads them anyways).