CV Writing
Writing your CV is designed for one main purpose: to get you a job interview. Employers spend less than 30 seconds scanning your CV, so it needs to be clear and concise.
We give you the power to work the way you want, reach for new opportunities and achieve your goals. Our IT recruitment specialists work with professionals at every stage of their career.
“As employment agencies we often get approached before a job is even advertised. You should register with us whether actively seeking or passively interested in a new job — your perfect position may never get advertised, and you could miss your perfect opportunity.”
Practical help at each stage — from writing the CV to walking out of the interview.
Writing your CV is designed for one main purpose: to get you a job interview. Employers spend less than 30 seconds scanning your CV, so it needs to be clear and concise.
Conducting your job search can be a daunting and time consuming task. That's why it's important to take a strategic approach — and to take the time to do it properly.
If you are a candidate, fill in your details, attach your CV, and a consultant will be in touch shortly.
Send us your CVRecommend a friend or colleague to Vesta and you may receive a reward. Good people know good people.
Set yourself apart with strong interview skills. A winning face-to-face job interview can take you from candidate to new hire.
Want to know what your skills are worth right now? Ask us about expected salaries, day rates and where demand is heading in your specialism.
Our IT recruitment specialists communicate effectively with candidates seeking career advancement — from first-role juniors through to senior contract professionals.
Upload it with a few details about the kind of role and working pattern you're after.
We'll get in touch to understand your goals, your notice period and your rate expectations.
We put you forward for the right roles — including the ones that never get advertised.
Send us your CV and a consultant will be in touch shortly. Actively looking or just curious — both are welcome.