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CV or Resume?

CV or Resume?
I say CV [American speaker]
I say CV [British speaker]
I say CV [Other Native speaker]
I say CV [Non-Native speaker]
I say Resume [American speaker]
I say Resume [British speaker]
I say Resume [Other Native speaker]
I say Resume [Non-Native speaker]


Votes: 368 Comments: 4 Added: April 2004
Comments:
louiseliu - 28th September 2005 10:05
please give me some advise about how wirte a resume
 
cranura - 10th March 2006 06:35
There is a difference between a curriculum vitae (which is a full accounting of one's work history) and a resume (which is a shortened version, highlighting specific jobs).
 
_John_ - 25th March 2006 16:27
During a phone conversation with a lady in Canada I mentioned 'C.V', and she didn't know what I was talking about. So I said 'Curriculum Vitae'. Same response. I eventually said 'Resume', and at that point we understood each other. I was honestly gobsmacked!
 
Martin - 2nd May 2006 04:22
cranura is right. Its completly two different things. I too have had people not know what I was talking about when I said CV.
 
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