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Joined: 15/08/2008
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I have been in the industry for over 5 years and progressed my way into a Relief Captain's position. My skills have changed throughout that time, and i would like my resume to start reflecting more of a Captains "seeking" role. Any extra help i can find to ensure i'm getting the best out of it would be great
If anyone can be of any assistance in this field i'd love to hear from you
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Joined: 26/07/2008
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Hey Pete, don't forget to mention the cycling! 
BTW don't you just hate these pricks who post anonymous smug replies? (see above)
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Joined: 17/08/2011
Posts: 4
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Hi Pete, take a look at http://www.callthecaptain.yolasite.com
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Joined: 15/08/2008
Posts: 8
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Dom: I must of missed the reply. They have deleted it now.
Belanglais: Thanks i'll take a look
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Joined: 13/07/2008
Posts: 25
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Aside from changing the subject, the CV writing is an artwork - check the relevant rules and guides on that too.
Right strategy and frame will increase your chances much.
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It is tough enough out there at the moment to get any sort of Captains gig ...... why help? Crew agencies offer good advice.......
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Joined: 03/03/2011
Posts: 91
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Pete - a bit of good advice. For years, when reading CV's I am keen to see how the individual expresses themselves as much as I am keen to see the information contained in it. I hate and loathe manufactured CV's and will easily dismiss a candidate if it looks like the work of a so called CV Guru. Agents that tell you to re-write your CV and do it differently, drop them, go and find someone else. Get all relevant information on it, but then express your talents in how YOU present it.
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