CV Analyz Blog
Practical guides to write a resume that beats ATS systems and reaches the recruiter.
Dutch CV Format: How to Write a CV for Jobs in the Netherlands (Highly Skilled Migrants Included)
How to write a CV for the Netherlands: length, photo, personal details, the direct Dutch style, English or Dutch, diploma evaluation and what to know about the highly skilled migrant (kennismigrant) route.
CV for Qatar and Kuwait: Format, Visa Status and What Gulf Recruiters Expect
How to write a CV for jobs in Qatar and Kuwait: length, photo and personal details, how to state residence permit and visa status, Qatarisation and Kuwaitisation, professional accreditation and common mistakes.
Personal Details on a CV: What to Include and What to Leave Out, by Country
Date of birth, marital status, nationality, photo, full address: which personal details belong on a CV depends on the country. A clear guide for the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, the Gulf and Asia.
CV for Immigrants and Newcomers: How to Present Foreign Experience and Qualifications
Moving countries? How to write a CV that makes foreign experience count: explaining employers and qualifications, credential recognition, work rights, language level, gaps from relocation and how to beat the no-local-experience filter.
Australian Resume and New Zealand CV: Format, Referees and Work Rights
How to write a resume for Australia or a CV for New Zealand: accepted length, the referees section, stating your visa and work rights, key selection criteria and what to leave out.
How to Write a CV in English as a Non-Native Speaker (With Examples)
Applying abroad or to an international company? How to write a natural English CV when English is not your first language: translation traps, false friends, verbs that work and what to drop from your home-country CV.
How to Write a CV for Jobs in Switzerland (2026): Permit, Photo and Languages
Swiss CV conventions: 1–2 pages, a professional photo, date of birth, nationality and permit category (B, C, G, L), languages with levels and a full application dossier.
How to Apply for Jobs in Japan (2026): Rirekisho and Shokumu Keirekisho
Japanese applications use two documents: the standard rirekisho with a photo and the 職務経歴書 career history. Here is what each contains and how to write them.
How to Write a CV for Jobs in China (2026): 简历 Format, Photo and Platforms
Chinese CV conventions: one page, a photo, personal details for domestic employers, education prominent, and applying through BOSS Zhipin, Zhaopin, 51job or Liepin.