- Your job or professional title (e.g. software developer, IT manager, graphic designer). + Job or professional title (e.g. software developer, IT manager, graphic designer).
- URL to your profile photo or avatar. + URL (as per RFC 3986) to a image in JPEG or PNG format of your profile photo.
- Your contact email address + Email address (e.g. person@domain.com)
- Your contact phone number. + Phone numbers are stored as strings so use any format you like, e.g. 712-117-2923.
- Your website. + URL (as per RFC 3986) to your website, e.g. personal homepage.
- About you, what your do, who you are, what you are looking for in your career. + About yourself - what your do, who you are, what you are looking for in your career.
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@- (Not recommended) Your street address + Your street address
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- The 2-character country code (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_3166_country_codes) + The 2-character country code per ISO-3166-1 ALPHA-2, e.g. US, AU, IN (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_3166_country_codes)
- State or region + The general region or status where you live - e.g. a US state, or a province, for instance.
- Name of the company or organisation. + Name of the company or organisation where you worked.
- Role or position title. + Your role or position title.
- + Company website.
- - Date you started work (full date or month and year) + + Date you started in the position.
- - End date (if not current). + + Date you finished in the position (leave blank if you are still currently in it).
@@ -304,7 +305,7 @@
- + Company website.
- + Date you started work (full date or month and year)
- + End date (if not current).
@@ -378,7 +379,7 @@
- Name of the institution. + Name of the institution (e.g. Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
- Area of interest. + Discipline or area of interest (e.g. Arts).
- Type of study. + Type of study (e.g. Bachelor, Masters, PhD).
- + Date you started
- + Date completed study.
- GPA + Grade Point Average (e.g. 3.67/4.0).
- Name of the award. + Name of the award (e.g. One of the 100 greatest minds of the century).
- + When the award was received
- Who gave the aware. + Who gave the award (e.g. Time Magazine).
- Describe the award and circumstances. + Describe the award and circumstances (e.g. Received for my work with Quantum Physics).
- Name of the article. + Name of the article (e.g. The World Wide Web).
- Name of the publication. + Name of the publication (e.g. IEEE, Computer Magazine).
- - When it was published (full date or month and year) + + When it was published.
- - Publication website. + + URL of the publisher or the actual publication.
- Details of the article. + Details of the article (e.g. Discussion of the World Wide Web, HTTP, HTML.).
+ List out your professional skill-set. +
- Name of a particular skill or a group of skills. + Name of a particular skill or a group of skills (e.g. Web Development).
- Your level of experience. + Your level of experience (e.g. Master).
+ List any other languages you speak. +
- Name of the language. + Name of the language (e.g. English, Spanish).
- Fluency in the language. + Fluency in the language (e.g. Fluent, Beginner).
- Name of the intest. + Name of the intest (e.g. Philosophy).
-- Name of the person. + Name of the person (e.g. Don Long).
- The reference given by the person. + The reference given by the person (e.g. Joe blogs was a great employee, who turned up to work at least once a week. He exceeded my expectations when it came to doing nothing.).