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Recruiter Tip: The Order Test for Your CV
Career Moves: Using Market Shifts as Career Signals
Career Hack: “Weekly Curiosity Slot”
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Recruiter Tip: The Order Test for Your CV
Sometimes it’s not what’s written on your CV, but the order it’s written in that makes the difference.
Quick ways to check:
Put your most relevant experience in the top third, even if it’s not your most recent
Group similar achievements together so patterns are obvious
Move less relevant details into a short “Earlier Experience” section
Pro tip: A CV isn’t just a record, it’s a signal of what you want to be hired for. Lead with what matches where you’re going, not just where you’ve been.
Career Moves: Using Market Shifts as Career Signals
Big career changes rarely come out of nowhere.
They're usually tied to external shifts.
Here’s how to use them to your advantage:
Watch for expansions, mergers, or new trade routes. These often create fresh roles.
Notice repeated hires in similar positions. It signals a growing focus area.
Pay attention to new regulations. Companies often hire specialists to adapt.
Pro tip: Don’t just look at open roles, look at what’s changing in the market. That’s where the next opportunities show up first.
Career Hack: “Weekly Curiosity Slot”
Block 20 minutes every week to explore one topic outside your immediate role.
How it works:
Pick something that overlaps with your industry but isn’t in your job description (e.g., if you’re in marketing, read about product design or pricing strategy).
Take brief notes on one insight or idea that made you think differently.
If relevant, share the insight casually with your team or manager. It often sparks valuable discussions.
Pro tip: Curiosity builds range. Small, consistent learning adds up to better questions, fresher ideas, and surprising opportunities over time.
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