How to Write a CV Personal Statement
Write a concise opening profile that tells an employer what you do, what you are good at and what you can bring to the target role.
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What are you professionally, what evidence makes you credible, and what kind of role or contribution are you targeting?
Lead with evidence
Replace generic phrases such as “hard-working team player” with experience, sector knowledge, results, responsibilities or specialist strengths.
Keep it compact
The profile is an introduction, not a cover letter. A tight paragraph is usually easier to scan than a long autobiography.
Tailor the emphasis
A strong profile for an administrator should not read like one for a software developer. Change the evidence and vocabulary to fit the target role.
UK careers reference: National Careers Service — CV advice. Always tailor your CV to the role and keep all claims accurate.