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Should I omit my grades from my CV for retail/entry jobs?
How can I make a CV worse?Omit a doctorate from resume if overqualified?Resume recipient contacted my employerWriting to interviewee to wait more to hear about applicationWhat should I do to make myself marketable for an entry-level position? (Information in text)Should I overstate my experience after not being able to get an interview anywhere?Can I omit certain work experience while searching for jobs?Cost of living has nothing to do with wage?What should I do after my application has been forwarded to someone else?Should I put a job on my resume that I was fired from for attendance?Whether to include age 18 exams on CV when I also have a degree from a typically non-traditional route (Open University)? UK
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So I have been applying for jobs for three weeks so far, mostly retail. I have not received a single response as of yet. I admit I don't have much experience.
I did pretty well in my A-levels(high-school) but would that be cause for them to filter me out? Is it acceptable for me not to mention my grades?. It's pretty disappointing to not hear back from any of them and I feel like I am grasping at straws to figure out why.
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So I have been applying for jobs for three weeks so far, mostly retail. I have not received a single response as of yet. I admit I don't have much experience.
I did pretty well in my A-levels(high-school) but would that be cause for them to filter me out? Is it acceptable for me not to mention my grades?. It's pretty disappointing to not hear back from any of them and I feel like I am grasping at straws to figure out why.
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Maybe they are looking for something other than just high school grades.
– newguy
12 hours ago
Which entry level position are you applying for in retail?
– newguy
12 hours ago
Are you talking about a shop office or about the headquarter? From what I heard is that retail shops often are not good organized, so that a response will take several weeks. Sometimes they even forget to reply if you send it by mail. (Not an answer because it's hearsay.)
– Chris
12 hours ago
What country is this? In the USA it's not typical to put your actual grades or GPA on your resume.
– joeqwerty
12 hours ago
I am applying for mainly retail assistant roles. I live in the UK.
– Voided
12 hours ago
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So I have been applying for jobs for three weeks so far, mostly retail. I have not received a single response as of yet. I admit I don't have much experience.
I did pretty well in my A-levels(high-school) but would that be cause for them to filter me out? Is it acceptable for me not to mention my grades?. It's pretty disappointing to not hear back from any of them and I feel like I am grasping at straws to figure out why.
resume job-search retail
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So I have been applying for jobs for three weeks so far, mostly retail. I have not received a single response as of yet. I admit I don't have much experience.
I did pretty well in my A-levels(high-school) but would that be cause for them to filter me out? Is it acceptable for me not to mention my grades?. It's pretty disappointing to not hear back from any of them and I feel like I am grasping at straws to figure out why.
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Maybe they are looking for something other than just high school grades.
– newguy
12 hours ago
Which entry level position are you applying for in retail?
– newguy
12 hours ago
Are you talking about a shop office or about the headquarter? From what I heard is that retail shops often are not good organized, so that a response will take several weeks. Sometimes they even forget to reply if you send it by mail. (Not an answer because it's hearsay.)
– Chris
12 hours ago
What country is this? In the USA it's not typical to put your actual grades or GPA on your resume.
– joeqwerty
12 hours ago
I am applying for mainly retail assistant roles. I live in the UK.
– Voided
12 hours ago
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Maybe they are looking for something other than just high school grades.
– newguy
12 hours ago
Which entry level position are you applying for in retail?
– newguy
12 hours ago
Are you talking about a shop office or about the headquarter? From what I heard is that retail shops often are not good organized, so that a response will take several weeks. Sometimes they even forget to reply if you send it by mail. (Not an answer because it's hearsay.)
– Chris
12 hours ago
What country is this? In the USA it's not typical to put your actual grades or GPA on your resume.
– joeqwerty
12 hours ago
I am applying for mainly retail assistant roles. I live in the UK.
– Voided
12 hours ago
Maybe they are looking for something other than just high school grades.
– newguy
12 hours ago
Maybe they are looking for something other than just high school grades.
– newguy
12 hours ago
Which entry level position are you applying for in retail?
– newguy
12 hours ago
Which entry level position are you applying for in retail?
– newguy
12 hours ago
Are you talking about a shop office or about the headquarter? From what I heard is that retail shops often are not good organized, so that a response will take several weeks. Sometimes they even forget to reply if you send it by mail. (Not an answer because it's hearsay.)
– Chris
12 hours ago
Are you talking about a shop office or about the headquarter? From what I heard is that retail shops often are not good organized, so that a response will take several weeks. Sometimes they even forget to reply if you send it by mail. (Not an answer because it's hearsay.)
– Chris
12 hours ago
What country is this? In the USA it's not typical to put your actual grades or GPA on your resume.
– joeqwerty
12 hours ago
What country is this? In the USA it's not typical to put your actual grades or GPA on your resume.
– joeqwerty
12 hours ago
I am applying for mainly retail assistant roles. I live in the UK.
– Voided
12 hours ago
I am applying for mainly retail assistant roles. I live in the UK.
– Voided
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If you have no experience, getting your first job can be a frustrating experience, but it's usually a matter of dusting yourself off and trying again. Widen your net of possible industries. Volunteer.
Include your grades if you think someone would be impressed by them. The fact that you haven't gotten an offer yet likely has nothing to do with your grades, and everything to do with timing, luck, or losing out to others with more experience.
Keep trying, and think of creative ways to get working experience, even if it's not directly related to the jobs you want right now.
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If you have no experience, getting your first job can be a frustrating experience, but it's usually a matter of dusting yourself off and trying again. Widen your net of possible industries. Volunteer.
Include your grades if you think someone would be impressed by them. The fact that you haven't gotten an offer yet likely has nothing to do with your grades, and everything to do with timing, luck, or losing out to others with more experience.
Keep trying, and think of creative ways to get working experience, even if it's not directly related to the jobs you want right now.
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If you have no experience, getting your first job can be a frustrating experience, but it's usually a matter of dusting yourself off and trying again. Widen your net of possible industries. Volunteer.
Include your grades if you think someone would be impressed by them. The fact that you haven't gotten an offer yet likely has nothing to do with your grades, and everything to do with timing, luck, or losing out to others with more experience.
Keep trying, and think of creative ways to get working experience, even if it's not directly related to the jobs you want right now.
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If you have no experience, getting your first job can be a frustrating experience, but it's usually a matter of dusting yourself off and trying again. Widen your net of possible industries. Volunteer.
Include your grades if you think someone would be impressed by them. The fact that you haven't gotten an offer yet likely has nothing to do with your grades, and everything to do with timing, luck, or losing out to others with more experience.
Keep trying, and think of creative ways to get working experience, even if it's not directly related to the jobs you want right now.
If you have no experience, getting your first job can be a frustrating experience, but it's usually a matter of dusting yourself off and trying again. Widen your net of possible industries. Volunteer.
Include your grades if you think someone would be impressed by them. The fact that you haven't gotten an offer yet likely has nothing to do with your grades, and everything to do with timing, luck, or losing out to others with more experience.
Keep trying, and think of creative ways to get working experience, even if it's not directly related to the jobs you want right now.
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Maybe they are looking for something other than just high school grades.
– newguy
12 hours ago
Which entry level position are you applying for in retail?
– newguy
12 hours ago
Are you talking about a shop office or about the headquarter? From what I heard is that retail shops often are not good organized, so that a response will take several weeks. Sometimes they even forget to reply if you send it by mail. (Not an answer because it's hearsay.)
– Chris
12 hours ago
What country is this? In the USA it's not typical to put your actual grades or GPA on your resume.
– joeqwerty
12 hours ago
I am applying for mainly retail assistant roles. I live in the UK.
– Voided
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