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1. Too much information – which sounds like a line from a sitcom, but, it is particularly true in a CV. Don’t ask the employers to wade through oceans of information. They may even decline to do so - and, even if they read it, you run the risk of the employer not seeing the important stuff you want them to see.

We often get asked by students: “What can I do now to boost my job chances?” The answer is ‘quite a lot’.

We often get asked by students: “What can I do now to boost my job chances?” The answer is ‘quite a lot’.

Q. I am doing my final exams in Engineering in college in May and I am faced with doom and gloom about my future. Can I do anything at this stage to help me onto the career ladder?

Q. I am doing my final exams in Engineering in college in May and I am faced with doom and gloom about my future. Can I do anything at this stage to help me onto the career ladder?

Q. I am hoping to finish my business degree this year. Apart from working in a local shop during the summer, the only work experience I have involved spending six months at a major multi-national IT company as part of my college course. I wasn’t even paid, but I learned a great deal. Should I present this as work experience in my CV?

Q. I have worked as a carpenter since I school. I am finding it difficult to get work and feel that I can’t do anything else.

Robert John Burck, better known as The Naked Cowboy, plays the guitar on any given day in New York’s City Time Square.

Belief in your own ability a hugely important aspect of success in your life. Padraig Harrington’s career is an illustration of the power of self-belief.

We all play different roles in life. In a few hours, we can transform from parent to friend to manager modes effortlessly. Each style requires different communication methods. This is something that we don’t even think about.