I need help with my CV and Resume please!

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  • #180628
    jcgcpapr
    Member

    Hi, I need help with my CV and Resume. I have an interview this week, and I’am English Second Language, and I want to know if I have errors on my CV. Please help! I have a several problem with present verbs, and past verbs.

    This is my Cover Letter:

    RE: Staff Auditor Position

    Dear Human Resources Manager:

    I am writing to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) to remit my Resume and Curriculum with my personal information, professional experience and other useful information to show my interest in Staff Auditor Position. After reviewing the description, I believe I am a very solid candidate for the job due to my accounting background, strong organizational skills and ability to work with a wide range of professionals.

    My studies are concentrated in the area of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance. After completing the CPA license, I am pursuing a Certified Information System Auditor certification (CISA) and schedule CISA test for December 13 2013. I have the necessary knowledge to be the suitable aspirant for works with us. I trust my experience and am enthusiastic to learn more about the company. PWC is a company in which I would like to strengthen my professional path.

    I would be glad to provide more information about myself, my education, experience, goals and personality. For this reason, I wish that I may be considered for a personal interview with your company; In order that you know my interest of working for PWC.

    With wait of a response, I send my cordial regards to the whole company, and grateful for your time.

    This is my experience:

    Account Receivables responsibilities: Posted Cash and Checks to customer accounts. Prepared credit reports, verified credit information and application. Alerted Sales Representative to problems relating to their respective accounts. Prepared customer’s statements, intercompany bills, invoices and followed up with customer plus Created debit / Credit Memo when needed. Researched and analyzed reports. Determined payment schedules with customers and contact delinquent customers to ensure payment. Initiated collection efforts to successfully boost collections. Investigated and resolved billing and invoice discrepancies.

    Accounts Payables responsibilities: Organized PO’s for vendors with the Purchasing Dept. for the ensured timely processing of all invoices and credits according to vendor/distribution terms to increase positive reputation in the market and with vendors. Responsible for generating check proposals and preparing wire payments on a timely or as-needed basis. Responsible for scanning invoices and archiving vendor voucher packages, including filing all checks with the packages for auditing purposes according to established policies. Responsible for voiding checks that are improperly generated and ensuring proper filing of voided checks/invoices.

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  • #448165
    Mayo
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    Right off the bat, the language is way too formal in my opinion. See the parts in quotes:

    “With wait of a response….”

    “suitable aspirant for works with us…” <<< grammar miscue by the way

    “I would be glad to provide more information about myself, my education, experience, goals and personality. For this reason, I wish that I may be considered for a personal interview with your company; In order that you know my interest of working for PWC”. <<<<<< not really necessary. Your cover letter should hit the high points of why you want to work there and why you're a good fit. Your resume should have all the info they need.

    “This is my experience:…..”

    That whole section needs to be redone in my opinion. Overall, I think you might want to do some research and look at example cover letters. Half of yours sounds like a resume, and the other half could use some work.

    Mayo, BBA, Macc

    #448308
    Mayo
    Participant

    Right off the bat, the language is way too formal in my opinion. See the parts in quotes:

    “With wait of a response….”

    “suitable aspirant for works with us…” <<< grammar miscue by the way

    “I would be glad to provide more information about myself, my education, experience, goals and personality. For this reason, I wish that I may be considered for a personal interview with your company; In order that you know my interest of working for PWC”. <<<<<< not really necessary. Your cover letter should hit the high points of why you want to work there and why you're a good fit. Your resume should have all the info they need.

    “This is my experience:…..”

    That whole section needs to be redone in my opinion. Overall, I think you might want to do some research and look at example cover letters. Half of yours sounds like a resume, and the other half could use some work.

    Mayo, BBA, Macc

    #448167

    First thing I also thought was way too formal. You also should indicate why you're interested in PwC.

    Also, if you have an interview already, do you need to take a cover letter? I've always submitted a cover letter with my online applications, but I've never taken one to an interview…just a resume.

    #448310

    First thing I also thought was way too formal. You also should indicate why you're interested in PwC.

    Also, if you have an interview already, do you need to take a cover letter? I've always submitted a cover letter with my online applications, but I've never taken one to an interview…just a resume.

    #448169
    tough_kitty
    Member

    Resume and CV (curriculum vitae) are synonyms.

    “With wait of a response, I send my cordial regards to the whole company, and grateful for your time.” – this part actually sounds informal…and just odd. Normally you'd just say “Sincerely,” and sign with your first & last name.

    FAR: 81 (May 2013)
    BEC: 81 (July 2013)
    REG: 83 (August 2013)
    AUD: 82 (November 2013)
    California CPA since 1/30/14

    #448312
    tough_kitty
    Member

    Resume and CV (curriculum vitae) are synonyms.

    “With wait of a response, I send my cordial regards to the whole company, and grateful for your time.” – this part actually sounds informal…and just odd. Normally you'd just say “Sincerely,” and sign with your first & last name.

    FAR: 81 (May 2013)
    BEC: 81 (July 2013)
    REG: 83 (August 2013)
    AUD: 82 (November 2013)
    California CPA since 1/30/14

    #448171
    Guti
    Participant

    Dude, send me your email. I will forward you my resume excluding my name, and just follow the same format. I always get calls from recruiters and public companies,so I guess my resume has what it takes to get an interview.

    FAR-84
    AUD-
    REG-
    BEC-

    #448314
    Guti
    Participant

    Dude, send me your email. I will forward you my resume excluding my name, and just follow the same format. I always get calls from recruiters and public companies,so I guess my resume has what it takes to get an interview.

    FAR-84
    AUD-
    REG-
    BEC-

    #448173
    Malissa
    Participant

    http://www.askamanager.org

    Best job-seeking website ever!

    I can tell that English is not your first language just by the way you write. Your cover letter sounds like it was copied out of an old resume book. But you've got the interview, so I'd worry less about your CV/resume and more on prepping for the interview. Google interview questions and write down your answers. Have a friend who's native language is English go over the answers with you. You sound very well educated but very stiff and formal. You can get over that with practice.

    Oh and good luck on your interview!

    F-81
    B-81
    R-75
    A-waiting...failed twice third time's the charm right?

    #448316
    Malissa
    Participant

    http://www.askamanager.org

    Best job-seeking website ever!

    I can tell that English is not your first language just by the way you write. Your cover letter sounds like it was copied out of an old resume book. But you've got the interview, so I'd worry less about your CV/resume and more on prepping for the interview. Google interview questions and write down your answers. Have a friend who's native language is English go over the answers with you. You sound very well educated but very stiff and formal. You can get over that with practice.

    Oh and good luck on your interview!

    F-81
    B-81
    R-75
    A-waiting...failed twice third time's the charm right?

    #448175
    jcgcpapr
    Member

    Thanks to all. @CR7 my email isjcgcpapr@gmail.com. I have an interview this week, but I want to apply for work PWC. Thanks to all. I practice every day my English, but I still have problems.

    #448318
    jcgcpapr
    Member

    Thanks to all. @CR7 my email isjcgcpapr@gmail.com. I have an interview this week, but I want to apply for work PWC. Thanks to all. I practice every day my English, but I still have problems.

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