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  Learn to proportionately and beautifully draw a man and woman bas e in a static position or in motion. Step-by-step tutorial. If you want to improve your drawing skills and learn to draw a man's or woman's body, face, hands, and feet you need just to read this article! We have covered everything in one place, including the master tips, mentioned below. Read carefully so you don't miss them. A woman is often the first thing she tries to draw a small child. She wants to show her mom! The children's drawing is only schematic. The body - oval, head - circle, arms, and legs - "sticks" or "sausages" and hair are easy hatching. But if your child has reached school age and clearly shows an interest in drawing, try to learn how to draw a body base in full details, that is no longer only schematic, but in line with real proportions. Important: If you want you or your child to really draw a body, you need to start with the basics of anatomy. Yo...

I saw many resumes and cover letters, and candidates’ recurring idea is to place their contact information in the header of the document and not in the body of the resume or cover letter. I’m not sure why people insist; I am not aware of any benefits. However, I am aware of one major drawback: Many Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), which some employees, use for the electronic processing, tracking, and retrieval of CVs, cannot read the headers and footers of documents. What does this mean for you? You see a job advertisement for the position of a business consultant in the multinational company of your dreams! As you are excited to complete your resume and update the contact information that you have placed in your resume header. Then you will go to the company’s website, click on the job description and send your CV via the online portal. The next day, HR searches through the submitted resumes and yours are the top hit. You are everything they hoped for — and more. But guess what? The ...

A strong CV structure will allow you to highlight significant elements of your CV, aiding recruiters to easily navigate your experience. Facilitate ease of reading by breaking up large blocks of text through the usage of bullet points, defined sections, and bold headers. The below infographic documents how to write a CV, giving you the basics of what you need to be including in your CV. Photo by Tyler Nix on Unsplash If you are reading this guide, then the answer must be: very, very serious. After all, a good barista does more than just brews cups of coffee and selects the most suitable desserts.  You are about to enter the business of improving people's day just by using a cup. Your role will not only include welcoming customers and deciphering their coffee needs, but you will be a key part of maintaining inventory and equipment, as well as creating a pleasant store atmosphere. The term "barista" comes from Italy and immediately evokes the ideas of coffee craftsmen who...

A resume is an imaginary handshake. Thanks to him, we will make a first impression about the person. When shaking hands, we try not to make the grip too strong, but also vague. What is important about a resume? Since we have passed many of our hands, we bring you advice that could help you get your dream job. Photo by  Hunters Race  on  Unsplash 1. INSTEAD OF HOBBIES VOLUNTEERING Let's start with the first question: "Why should HR players in an IT company care that you play the guitar?" If you have pursued one of your hobbies professionally or as a volunteer (for example, scouting, student parliaments, etc.), do not be afraid to add it to the category of extracurricular activities or volunteering. The employer is always interested in being active. Thanks to that, he knows that you are not lazy and you are interested in what is happening around you. We recommend omitting unnecessary information about cooking, skiing, and horseback riding. Of course, if it has nothing to do...

An honest resume is not only your ticket to the job you want but also a document that indirectly speaks of your character and personality. So if you decide to write a CV full of utterly speaking phrases, with grammatical errors, and send it to more employees, you voluntarily reduce your chances of success. And yet it's quite simple. Just follow these five tips and your resume can become the reason for your dream career! Photo by  Ayo Ogunseinde  on  Unsplash 1. Follow the structure of your CV The primary purpose of your resume is to introduce you. Who you are, what you know, and what you have achieved in life (of course, the state only the information that interests a particular employer). The most ideal choice is a structured CV, as its brevity and conciseness are exactly the features of the text that will exclude you from a pile of classic or fictionalized CVs. For top resume templates use any online resume makers . A good resume should include the following information...

Writing a curriculum vitae should not be a problem. Writing a resume RIGHT is no longer a problem. And to write it is interesting and otherwise, it is the hardest nut. Some job seekers underestimate their resume writing and the result is that despite their bloated experience, perfect education, and knowledge, their resume will end up in a "basket". I have been recruiting for several years. Hundreds of biographies went through my hands - a few really bad ones, a lot of average ones, but also a lot of really exceptional ones. And we will talk more about them. I have written for you some tips on how to write a quality professional resume that will stand out from the board. Before we start considering using one of the  free printable resume builders that make it much easier.  Photo by  JESHOOTS.COM  on  Unsplash How to write a structured resume A structured CV is not written in complete sentences, but in words = in points. When writing such a resume, you can use th...

  The Complete Guide to CV Constructors and How They are Disrupting the Job Market Introduction: What is a CV Creator and How Does it Actually Work? A CV (curriculum vitae) is a short list of facts about your education, work history, skills, and experience. It is often the first contact you’ll have with an employer, so it’s important to get it right. Use the online CV constructor to create, edit, download, and print a CV. Photo by  Tyler Franta  on  Unsplash To save space only include the main points of your education and experience. Stick to relevant information and don’t repeat what you’ve said in your cover letter. If you’re struggling to edit your CV ask yourself if certain information sells you. If it doesn’t cut it out. If it’s not relevant to the job you’re applying for delete it and if it’s old detail from ten years ago summarise it. What to include in a CV Contact details  — Include your full name, home address, mobile number, and email address. Your d...