Heidi Said:

Help with CV..................?

We Answered:

There are MANY books and websites that will provide templates and advice, or even walk you through the process. Do some Googling.

Good luck!

Rebecca Said:

I want to hand my Cv into a number of shops in my area for a christmas temp job how do i start?

We Answered:

I want to hand my Cv into a number of shops ... doesn't make sense

Pedro Said:

How do i write about volunteer work on my cv?

We Answered:

Just like you do paid work:

-- your title
-- a description of your responsibilities and accomplishments
-- information about any training or special circumstances you encountered (working with multi-cultural or low-literacy audiences, etc.)

Alfredo Said:

How do you make your CV stand out from all the others?

We Answered:

make sure it is interesting reading a boring C.V can be a big turn off, but don't make it obscure, also remember to spell check and proof-read it as that could give a really bad impression.

Ernest Said:

How should the CV for a Award nomination look like..is there any specific format or pts which must be followed

We Answered:

a CV use for nominating somebody for an award doesn't have to be different from an ordinary CV.

In every awarding body, like the padma shri award, i believe they have their own format/form to be filled up for nominators.

i suggest you contact that awarding body and ask for specifics. better yet, ask for nomination forms.

what makes your nomination impressive is not the CV, but the documents (clippings, write-ups...) that you can include to support your data.

hope i have in some way helped you! good day!

Ellen Said:

How Much to get both CV joints replaced in a 1997 Nissian Maxima?

We Answered:

Front Drive Axle half shaft assys. are about $90.00 a piece and about $70.00 a piece labor to install. Try and find a good mom and pop front end shop.

Willie Said:

How much will it cost to fix the cv shaft boots in a 1996 honda accord?

We Answered:

Here's the deal. All CV boots, from the factory are one solid piece, and so you have to remove the entire CV shaft, etc the change them, allot of cost for a really small simple job. Well, some enterprising mechanic/parts designer saw this, and made a CV boot that has a split right down the side, it closes up with some RTV and a seal, like a zip lock baggie- Done! nothing to take apart, well, just the squeeze seals at the ends, and it's installed. Ask for them at your local auto parts store, or call you local NAPA autoparts store, most of those guys/gals are pretty decently educated on auto parts and will know what these are, and were to get them. They should be in stock at NAPA though. There blue in color- saves you a ton of $$$. C.

Try autozone....
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/catalog…