CV Analyz Blog
Practical guides to write a resume that beats ATS systems and reaches the recruiter.
Dentist CV: Licences, Clinical Skills and Examples That Get You the Interview
How to write a dentist CV for private practice, hospital or corporate dentistry: registration and licence details, a sample profile, clinical achievements with numbers, procedures and systems to list, ATS keywords, and what changes when you apply abroad.
How to List AI Skills on Your CV (ChatGPT, Copilot, Prompting) Without Sounding Vague
How to put AI tools and skills on a CV credibly in 2026: which tools to name, how to show what you did with them, examples by profession, and the phrases that make recruiters roll their eyes.
White Text, Keyword Stuffing and Other ATS «Tricks» That Get You Rejected
Why the popular ATS hacks (hidden white text, keyword stuffing, pasting the whole job ad, fake certifications, invisible fonts) fail in 2026, how they are detected, and what actually raises your match rate.
How to Read a Job Description and Pull the Right Keywords for Your CV
A five-step method to decode a job posting: separate must-haves from wish-lists, find the keywords an ATS will match, spot the hidden priorities, and decide in ten minutes whether and how to apply.
CV for a Part-Time Job: What to Include When You're Studying or Working
How to write a short, convincing CV for a part-time job as a student, a parent or someone with a full-time job: availability, relevant experience, the right length and a ready structure with examples.
Self-Employed or Business Owner CV: How to Present Your Own Company
How to write a CV when you ran your own business: the title to use, how to describe the company and your results, what to do about the end of the business, and how to reassure employers you can work in a team.
One-Page CV: Who Needs It, Who Doesn't, and How to Fit Everything
When a one-page CV is the right choice, when two pages are better, and the editing techniques that fit a real career onto one page without shrinking the font: cutting, merging, and what to leave out.
How Far Back Should a CV Go? What to Cut After 10, 15 and 20 Years
The practical rule for how many years of experience to put on a CV: detail the last 10–15 years, summarise the rest in one line, and when early jobs still deserve space. With examples and country differences.
Multiple Roles at the Same Company: How to List Promotions on a CV
Two ways to show promotions and several positions at one employer on your CV: stacked entries under one company heading or separate entries, with examples, ATS considerations and what to do when titles changed but the work did not.