Main takeaways: -Keep it tight, relevant & concise -Articulate your personal contribution using metrics -Be feedback obsessed and iterate

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5. Christine Siu
Your CV is your first product
Time to show off your user centricity

6. Who am I
A product person who loves problems

7. Product management core skills

8. The problem
Why and What

9. The user
Who

10. 250
Avg number of CVs for a corporate job post
Source: Glassdoor

11. 6 sec
Avg time spent reviewing a CV
Source:TheLadders

12. What do time-poor folks love

13. An approach to developing products based on
understanding both the customer's specific goal, or “job,”
and the thought processes that would lead that customer
to “hire” a product to complete the job.
Jobs-to-be-done/ JTBD
Source: productplan.com

14. Source: mountaingoatsoftware.com

15. When I scan through a candidate’s CV, I want to quickly assess his/ her
quali
fi
cations, so I can decide on my next step.

16. 1. Keep it tight

17. Sleep in your workout clothes

18. Less is more

19. If you can’t read this, the font is too small.

20. 59%
Recruiters consider typos or bad grammar a deal breaker
Source: Undercover Recruiter

21. Think about Google search

22. 2. Outcome > output

23. Use numbers… but don’t lie

24. 3. Iterate

25. Just ask (nicely)

26. 100-200
Avg job applications before an offer
Source:TalentWorks

27. Experiment

28. 1. Keep it tight
2. Outcome > output
3. Iterate
Recap

29. Thank you and
good luck
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