I write this post for all those people who like me, have decided to change his residence in search of new experiences, language or what is important here, and work. The first thing I recommend is that you relax and get ready for some hours working in front of your computer; it is not easy to make a CV in English, let alone do it well.
The SC is divided into 8 parts, and none of them is a place for photography. As there is no room for the title CV, Curriculum Vitae, Etc.
1. Personal
details: name, address, email and phone number. Forget date of birth,
nationality or marital status.
2. Personal
Profile: no doubt the most difficult. This is a summary of about 3 to 4
lines you talk about your education more relevant, your experience, your skills
and personal qualities. Do not speak in first person, always in the third, is
concise, remember it is a micro-summary of your CV, and should be oriented to
the position you want. Will often be all you read carefully.
