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That's great if you are, but there are far better ways to describe yourself. Try these instead: Self-starter: enthusiastic, inspired, motivated, zealous. Go-getter: ambitious, aspiring, determined, industrious, passionate.

An easy way to show that you're passionate about the job and your career choice is to use power verbs in your resume and cover letter (and any other written parts of your application). Doing so not only demonstrates your achievements and how you added real value in the past but also shows your drive and enthusiasm.

Passionate. If you're as passionate as you say you are, you can definitely think of a better way of expressing it. A great way to do this is by adding things to your CV that show you have a genuine interest in the area you hope to work in or the employer you want to work for.

Keep It Simple. Unless you're applying for a design role, a clean, simple layout is best. Use clear section headings and make them stand out with bold type, capital letters, and/or a different color. Make sure there's plenty of white spacean overstuffed resume is hard to read.

Place your availability at the top of your resume You can place your availability at the top of your resume directly underneath your name and contact details. This makes it easy for employers to reference and ensures they notice it.

Self-starter: enthusiastic, inspired, motivated, zealous. Go-getter: ambitious, aspiring, determined, industrious, passionate.

A resume is the preferred application document in the US and Canada. Americans and Canadians would only use a CV when applying for a job abroad or if searching for an academic or research-oriented position. In the UK, Ireland, and New Zealand, a CV is used in all contexts and resumes aren't used at all.