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    This document compares the key differences between a CV (curriculum vitae) and a resume. A CV is generally used for academic or research positions and provides a comprehensive overview of one's full professional history and qualifications. It can be lengthy with no page limit. In contrast, a resume is usually required for common industry jobs and focuses only on the most relevant experiences and skills for a specific position. Resumes are more concise at 1-2 pages. While CVs are used globally, resumes are more common in countries like the US, Australia, and Canada.

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    This document compares the key differences between a CV (curriculum vitae) and a resume. A CV is generally used for academic or research positions and provides a comprehensive overview of one's full professional history and qualifications. It can be lengthy with no page limit. In contrast, a resume is usually required for common industry jobs and focuses only on the most relevant experiences and skills for a specific position. Resumes are more concise at 1-2 pages. While CVs are used globally, resumes are more common in countries like the US, Australia, and Canada.

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    ASSIGNMENT No 04

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    Aiman Bhatti Rasool Bhatti
    This document compares the key differences between a CV (curriculum vitae) and a resume. A CV is generally used for academic or research positions and provides a comprehensive overview of one's full professional history and qualifications. It can be lengthy with no page limit. In contrast, a resume is usually required for common industry jobs and focuses only on the most relevant experiences and skills for a specific position. Resumes are more concise at 1-2 pages. While CVs are used globally, resumes are more common in countries like the US, Australia, and Canada.

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    ASSIGNMENT no: 04
    CHAPTER NO:13
    Employment Messages and Job Interviews.
    QUESTION NO: 01 What is difference between CV and RESUME?
    CV RESUME
    01 Most often required for higher education Most commonly required for industry
    and research positions. positions.

    02 Demonstrates a candidate’s full Focuses on the candidate’s strongest,


    professional work history and most relevant qualifications an
    experiences. experiences.
    03 Comprehensive biographical statement Demonstrates a fit for a specific job or
    focusing on professional qualification type of position.
    and activities.
    04 Includes more diverse experiences. Provides a summary of educational and
    experience based qualifications.

    05 In-depth document. Concise document.

    06 Purpose - Applying for academic Purpose - Applying for common jobs.


    positions.
    07 Content - Personal details, academic Content - Information relevant to the
    background, work experience, specific position, such as area of expertise,
    extracurricular activities, and skills, and work experience.
    accomplishments.
    08 Length - No limit, depending on the Length - 1-2 pages.
    amount of information including in the
    full form of CV.
    09 Design layout - Plain and simple. Design layout - Vary from field to field
    with tailored format.

    10 Country region - Globally, Asia, the Country region - US, Australia, and
    EU,and New Zealand. Canada

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