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Once you have the structure and decided on the content, you also need to think about the presentation. Good CV's are logical, clear and concise, so by keeping to the structure described above, you will make it easy for the reader to see your highlighted information and match it to the criteria they are looking for. It will show them that you are also capable of pulling out the most important aspects required for the Accountancy Job you are applying to.
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