Advice From CV to Résumé By Terren Ilana Wein and Kim Thompson December 17, 2004 Your CV speaks primarily to an academic audience and acts as a record of your scholarly pedigree and accomplishments.

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Word count. Academic employers tend to be less prescriptive than industry employers about the length of a CV. Arrange your CV to ensure that a recruiter sees the most important parts first. Structure.

When you come from a primarily academic background and consider job searching outside of the academy, a key core step of the process is to convert your application documents to formats that will be ...

Formatting: Use the Baylor College of Medicine CV format for new appointments or promotion (Baylor login required). Be consistent in the use of punctuation, citation styles, bold or italic fonts and ...

Length. Ideally you should ensure that a non-academic CV is no longer than two pages. The important parts must be easy for a potential employer to find. Collection: Careers toolkit Structure ...