The best tip I received was to literally bullet point your achievements and experiences. Managers literally skim through your CV so a long CV might not even get picked up. As a rule of thumb, I heard that CV’s are literally supposed to be a side long but I personally think that’s too short so nothing longer than one and a half to 2/3 a side (printed double-sided). If anything catches their eye, they will interview you so that’s when you can elaborate more on that. Make sure to use a good font and size. Use bolds, italics, underline headers. I personally like to insert lines to break up my sections but my friend doesn’t. It’s personal preference. Start with your personal information, a summary, your skills, your work history (including past work + volunteering and bullet points of tasks when you were doing that job), your education and literally the smallest section about your hobbies. Include something that’ll make you stand out and tailor it to the job if necessary. So for example, if I was applying to a grocery store, I’d say that I like cooking and own a handful of cookbooks (which I do). If it was a beauty store like Lush or The Body Shop, I talk about how I’m really into the Korean skin care routine. Tailor your CV according to the job you apply for. Once you have your CV that you are satisfied with, keep updating it as you get more jobs and experiences. Good luck!