CV writing assistant

Three things people get stuck on: the summary at the top, the bullet points under each job, and describing a project. None of these tools invent facts — blank fields stay blank.

Your details

Where are you in your career?

Job titleYears of experience

Field or industry Qualification Optional Top three skills Comma separated One real achievement Optional — only if it happened What you are looking for

Your summary

Three wordings. Edit before you use one.

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What did you do?

One task at a time. Plain Roman Urdu is fine.

The task, in your own words

Kind of work Tools used Optional

A real number Leave blank if none Result Only if it happened

No numbers are invented. Leave those boxes empty and the bullet simply describes the task. A made-up figure on your CV becomes a made-up answer in the interview.

Suggestions

Pick the one that is true and sounds like you.

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The project

Works for university projects, freelance jobs and side work.

Project nameYour role

What problem did it solve? Who needed it and why What did you build or do?

Tools usedTeam size Optional

Outcome Only if real — launched, used by, marks, award

If it was a group project, say what your part was. Claiming a whole team's work is the fastest way to come unstuck in a technical interview.

Description

Two lengths — one for a CV line, one for a portfolio.

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