2020-04-26
6 分钟Hi there, this is Harry, and welcome to my podcast where I try to help you to understand and use in a better way the english language.
So we look at grammar points, idioms, phrasal verbs, expressions, everything that you can possibly think of connected with the language to make you speak it in a better way, understand people in a better way, and be able to communicate.
So, what do I have for you in this podcast?
Well, as always, I hope it's of interest to you.
And we're going to start off in this podcast talking about expressions that you might use when describing yourself in your cv.
CV stands for curriculum vitae.
Okay, so CV, where you're applying for a particular job.
Some people referred to as a resume, which is also possible resume or curriculum vitae.
Okay, so these are expressions that will perhaps describe you in a better way so that when you write the description of yourself for the particular role that you have, that people see you as a possible candidate for the job.
Okay, so highly experienced.
Highly experienced, meaning somebody with lot of experience, a lot of years of experience or experience doing different jobs or specific tasks related to the job that you're applying for.
Highly experienced.
Proven managerial skills.
Proven managerial skills, meaning your skills in managing people or difficult situations are beyond reproach.
In the sense proven means you have experience in a management position, you have expertise in that area, and you have, as we say in English, walked the walk.
Proven managerial skills, motivated, motivate, motivated to do the job, personal motivation to improve yourself, motivated to make the best of your career.
Motivated to make the best of your skills and your experience, and motivated enough to change your particular role.
Someone who's innovative.
Innovative, meaning someone who comes up with new, interesting and unusual ideas, perhaps in a marketing context.
So when you're applying for a marketing job, it might be good to be referred to as, known as, or understood to be innovative.