This is clearly displayed in the format of the British CV in which reached goals, achieved results and hobbies hold a prominent position. Job hunting in the United States of America Instead of a CV write a resume using 'power words' that show accomplishment and action. Bear in mind that looking for a job in the US is much like selling a product. Accordingly you should present your qualifications, experience and achievements in a manner that is sharp, focussed, upscale and aggressive. Job Hunting in Australia In a country where class barriers are virtually non-existent, employers are more interested in whether you are able to do the job, than to which school or university you went.
Employers are more interested in 'the right attitude'.
Demonstrating what you have done with your talents is more important than showing what talents you might possibly posses. The application procedure in Canada is more commercial than in most other Western countries. This said, there are some differences within the country itself. But in the French part of the country it is more formal and a little less direct. Please note that Indian CVs never include place of birth, race or religion.