The words the words resume, chauffeur, and cousine come from the French language.
bureau - desk café - coffee or coffeeshop chauffeur - driver chic - stylish cliché - overused
According to Aristotle, who was a famous Greek philosopher, the purpose of resume writing is to persuade or appeal to another person. The actual words: "resume writing" do not have a meaning in the Greek language. They will need to be translated to Greek in order for there to be a meaning.
A positive and professional tone. Try not to use any negative language or words such as "can't, cannot" and so on. A resume or CV is designed to "sell yourself" to the employer. While writing your resume, ask yourself "hm, if this was an advertisement for a new product, would I buy myself?".
Portuguese... words... culture... cousine... please be more specific.
'Chauffeur' is pronounced the same way in the Turkish language. It's spelled 'sofor', but the 'o' s have dots over them and the 's' has a vertical line through the bottom part of it because that's the Turkish letter for the 'sh' sound.
A positive and professional tone. Try not to use any negative language or words such as "can't, cannot" and so on. A resume or CV is designed to "sell yourself" to the employer. While writing your resume, ask yourself "hm, if this was an advertisement for a new product, would I buy myself?".
A positive and professional tone. Try not to use any negative language or words such as "can't, cannot" and so on. A resume or CV is designed to "sell yourself" to the employer. While writing your resume, ask yourself "hm, if this was an advertisement for a new product, would I buy myself?".
We use the word resume here in Canada too, and in all English speaking countries; the English language borrows lots of words from French (historically, this is the result of the Norman Conquest in the year 1066).
The daughter of your aunt is your cousin. In German it`s Cousine. The son of your aunt would be your Cousin. It´s both french words, so the pronunciation especially of "Cousin" is french. Unless, in the German pronunciation of "Cousine", the "e" at the end is not soundless.
A HUGE part of the English language came from the French. Besides obvious expressions and words, such as attache, or faux pas, common words entered the language- such as beef (from boeuf) and pork (from porc).
Resume writers believe that describing your professional experience in active words rather than passive words will get your resume noticed. Using words like directed, created, correlated, and initiated will help your resume to stand out.
You should tell us your major and your topic of the resume. Or the total demanded number of words.