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Wanted to share my CV and give you a few tips on how to better structure yours. Getting the job ultimately is left to chance, but you'll definitely be called into interview rooms. This is for an AI project Lead role. 1. Simple is better. Both structure-wise and text-wise, keep it simple and neat. Psychologically, a well structured CV shows a well structured individual. 2. If you have a good amount of years of experience, no need adding months and days to dates, keep it simple. But there's no issue if you add it, just emphasizing number 1. 3. A favourite new area of my CVs these days is called "impact" just after professional profile. This is targeted at the job role itself because it's easy to get lost in the meat of details in each role. This is like a cover letter within your CV. Brief and to the point. 4. As much as possible, call out numbers. Quantifiable numbers. Your responsibilities without numbers is just a job description. "How many? How much?" should be what you should be answering. 5. Don't add every job you've done. In my CV below, I left out some jobs that don't matter to the role as advertised. It's easy to assume adding everything gives you more credibility, but that isn't usually the case. Keep these and follow them in your CVs and you might just get some success in your job applications. If you want us to work together on a technical project, also let me know.