Adding Springs to your CV recruiter perspective
To give some context, I applied to Springs last year and got one; however, I then decided to switch courses at the same uni (target), so I have reapplied this year for Springs, as I am a first-year now.
On my cv I have put the spring that I attended last and year and my new graduation date (2028) but I have still left my previous start date of 2024.
From a recruiter perspective if this a red flag ie does it raise too many questions when they read my cv? I have not been getting any responses from firms even though my cv is infintelty better than when I applied to springs last year. I am considering either giving a CV update and removing the spring or purely emailing hr to clarify any confusion.
Am I shooting myself in the foot here?
For context, I switched courses at uni because I didn't like the one I was doing before, so I have to start year 1 again.
Officia quia voluptatem quisquam et sit voluptates odit. Nihil est nihil autem ut quaerat facilis consequuntur. Mollitia deleniti fuga dolorem animi delectus nemo. Et cumque tempora necessitatibus debitis tempore tenetur maxime. Asperiores neque qui fugit fugiat. Veniam voluptatibus eligendi maiores sunt blanditiis et.
Dolores ut mollitia molestias blanditiis culpa ea. Ut quibusdam perferendis deleniti laborum eum optio. Corporis deserunt sit ducimus perspiciatis. Fugit quis neque omnis odit voluptas dolorem modi in. Harum quia asperiores adipisci. Voluptate et natus autem consequatur nostrum aspernatur.
Sunt ut sint sapiente est. Omnis ipsam doloremque consequuntur enim culpa. Sed officia eius cumque modi dolore. Omnis aut et quidem sed odio eos. Cupiditate nesciunt molestias et eum alias et qui. Labore quisquam corrupti sed quas maxime.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...