1-Adapt your CV to the job you're applying for. You need a different CV for every job you apply for.
2-Use action words: [?] what you have accomplished.
3-Include all types of work experience, especially at the beginning of your career, [?] [?] work or baby-sitting: it proves you are a dynamic person.
4-KISS: Keep It Short and Simple. Ideally your CV must [?] on one page.
5-Be honest: [?] on your CV never works. Many people who lie on their [?] end up losing their jobs when their employers find out the truth. Similarly, don't say things that could be uncovered during the interview: for example, if you write "[?] English", [?] that you [?] answer questions in English.
6- Proofread: never [?] computer spell check only. Even one [?] word could put you in the "No" pile. Ask someone [?] your CV.
7- [?] your CV professionally. Make sure it looks clear and organized. Use white A4 paper, and [?] that are easy to read, such as Times New Roman, Calibri or Arial. [?] unnecessary embellishments: your CV is a business document, not artwork.