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Good evening CPD forum users.


Lynx security cv here, have stumbled upon this page after some browsing on net. Thought would maybe be a good idea to join and tell about our services we offer.

Security officers protect people and property from thieves and other dangers. Police Officers protect society and prevent crime, soldiers protect life and freedom. Whatever position you are applying for whether that be as a PSD Operator, close protection officer, security guard, door supervisor, surveillance operator or even a placement in security management Lynx Security is here for you.

A properly constructed and well written CV will increase your chances of landing the required job. Your CV should paint a picture of you and what you have to offer it should show exactly what makes you a better choice for the position.

Many companies and organisations require strong individuals to fulfil their advertised roles. At Lynx we ensure we match your CV to the current specifications laid down by employers we are experts in retrieving all the relevant information from you to help get you and impacting CV specific to your requirements.


Being involved directly in the security industry our consultants bring a wealth of experience in producing quality CVs to help you gain that all important interview. Hopefully we can offer help and advice to the selected few when pursuing that all important job.

Welcome to the forum J. Hope you are well.

Regards,

Stuart.

Hey up S hope your well also. How have you been

All good this way thanks mate, still using that nice CV you put together for me!



Ted is the forum owner/admin, when he is about he will verify your forum membership for you. You can advertise your company here without fear of being banned for advertising, the forums` main aim is for members to help each other out and for information. :)

Welcome to the forum Lynx Security CV,

As you registered with your company email address, I have activated your full CPD membership.
I look forward to reading your articles on CV tips for sy professional.

Ted, thank you very much for the add and the upgrade. I am sure I can offer some help and advice to many who require it. Sabre if you re send me your CV I will re do it as using newer more impacting formulas. Give you a re run.

J

Lynxsecuritycv wrote: Sabre if you re send me your CV I will re do it as using newer more impacting formulas. Give you a re run.

J

Many Thanks Lynx, i will send it to the email address on your website. Look forward to seeing your new work!

Thanks again J



Rgds

Stuart.

Hi Lynx,

Not sure if this is the right place to ask but ... do you see any value in having different CV's for different work? For example, a "skills only" CV or one that omits certain work depending on the type of role you're applying for?

I've just submitted my CV for your proof reading service and looking forward to getting the feedback.

Regards

I have received your email and will send feedback in about
an hour. I always recommend having a basis CV and tailoring it to suit the
specific role you are applying. So if you are applying for CP role then have CV
tailored to CP if general security then a generalised CV. However one key area
I always say is your letter. That is the key area to show the capabilities and
the area to sell yourself. A CV should be a story a simple but effective story
were an employer will think I WANT MORE. Capturing the imagination.


Too many people try to over sell them self K.I.S.S Keep it
simple stupid. Best saying ever.

Hi,

I have just received your feedback and thought it was spot on, thanks.

I'd like to move forwards and use one of your other services, I'll e-mail you back directly.

Thanks again

Havent heard back from you reference the CV service I am assuming you are not wishing to go ahead with it now.

My apologies but I have been flat out. I'll responding ASAP

What is the advantage of a hushmail account over something like GMX? I am going through the list of questions you provided and I'm curious.

Cheers

Hushmail is quite good.

The person at the other end needs the password in order to read and decrypt the email.

Oh I see, that does sound good. Thank you Ted