CV writing tips for junior candidates in Finance

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Are you starting out or in the early stages of your career in the Finance Shared Services sector? Ready to make a move and ramp up your career? Dan Tan, our Consultant from the Finance Shared Services team, has a comprehensive Hot Tip for you! Watch the video to learn how you should prepare your CV to grab the attention of recruiters and hiring managers.

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