CV Pictures - My own Studio

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If I can’t find a job as a Business Analyst, then I’ve got my next career move planned out already.

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a Little collage of my potential new job

Unemployment Office

2 weeks ago I went to my local unemployment office to ensure that I’ve put all the wheels in motion once the inevitable end date has passed. However, as you might now from my previous posts, I am also pimping my CV to show the best of me, to sell my hard-skills, to stand out from the crowd and to make it an efficient document to read alongside my complete file of certificates, references and diploma’s.

Photo Studio in my Livingroom

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My 'home-made' photo-studio

To have these pictures done professionally the prizes start from Chf 60, which is a lot of money. I understand its importance, but I also feel that this is something that I could do myself.

For this reason I've rebuilt my living room yesterday in a makeshift photo studio including a changing room and an impromptu light to help reduce the shadows on the wall behind me. I tried multiple effects with close-ups and distance shots, I tried outfits with a white business attire, I tried a more casual blue shirt, with or without tie, with or without jacket and even different angles.

In total I shot close to 200 pictures. Hopefully a few of them are suitable for my CV. I will choose 3 pictures in the end that I will use depending on what company I'm going to apply with. I should have a look now that suits all applications.

the CV

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This is the layout that I'm going to use for my CV

Above you can the layout that I'm going to use for my CV. It really fits me and my personality. It's modern, fresh and the most important information is easily readible and I hope to stand out of the crowd with a CV like this. This CV is supposed to be an passport of who I am and what I do. What do you think?

Thanks,

Doron

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