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However, a CV as used on the job market is only a summary of relevant personal details, educational background and work experience. A CV is not, therefore, a reference work that lists every highlight of your existence, but is more like a short guide or an elaborate business card. The purpose of your CV is to give an employer an idea about who you are and of what work and performances you are capable.  \nSince most employers are interested primarily in your experience, in your knowledge and in your capabilities, it is advisable to devote most effort to that part of your CV. Begin your preparations for writing your CV as follows.  \nWork Experience  \nList all the jobs you have had to date, specifying job title, the name and domicile of the organisation, the department where you work or worked, and the period that you held that position. For example:  \n2000-2001: Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam Student  \nassistant  \nFor each job, you should then explain precisely what specific work you did. To some degree, this will require you to dig around in your memory, particularly if you have been working for a number of years or if you held different positions at different organisations. Describe all work and responsibilities that you can remember. To help you remember, you could use any job descriptions that you may have, or old day planners. Do not hesitate to make a note of every activity that you recall: you are still working on the preparation . For example:  \n2000 – 2001 Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam Student assistant  \n-Helping students and faculty staff with    \n-Receiving visitors  \n-Answering incoming telephone calls  \nOnce you have listed all your responsibilities, see whether any of them can be combined. 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