Tips for Interim Management CVs

See our sample successful CV.

• Do start with a summary profile of yourself (avoid waffle)
• Do emphasise your specialist area and how many years of experience you have in executive management positions (normally 10+ years)
• Do summarise (in a paragraph) your successful outcomes (what are you famous for?)
• Focus on your main functional experience and what you have to offer to clients (which may not be the same as your next step on the corporate career ladder)
• Keep it simple and easy to read
• Maximum four pages of A4
• No colour text or background
• No photos
• No large attachments
• Avoid a "jack-of-all-trades" approach (these get deleted very quickly)
• Do include facts and figures on budgets, staff numbers, achievements and responsibilities
• Remember that a good interim management CV is not the same as a corporate career CV. Getting professional help can be a good investment. If you're having trouble writing your CV, or if your CV is not working for you, consider a CV writing service. See CVs.co.uk for more CV writing tips and advice.