Writing my résumé

Today I started a task that turned out to be far more complex than what I was expecting: writing my résumé in English.
Not only is it hard because of English is not being my mother tongue, but also, the formatting using MS Word can give serious headaches. I have trouble using tables, which are quite unfriendly, but I feel are required to give my CV the organized, polished and professional look I'm seeking (avoiding the twoo looks) looking for.
But it's fine; if I look at it like as a fun challenge, like completing a puzzle or a computer game, then it doesn't won't seem so tedious anymore. When I have finished, I will have achieved four goals:

   1. I will have learned about MS Word and making résumés in general,

   2. I'll be able to help other people by sharing my experience,

   3. I'll be a step closer to one of my life goals: being accepted for a postgraduate program abroad.

   4. I'll used bullet points correctly! hahaha

=)

Pretty good!

Writing my résumé

Today I started a task that turned out to be far more complex than what I was expecting: writing my résumé in English.
Not only is it hard because of English is not being my mother tongue, but also, the formatting using MS Word can give serious headaches. I have trouble using tables, which are quite unfriendly, but I feel are required to give my CV the organized, polished and professional look I'm looking for.
But it's fine; if I look at it like a fun challenge, like completing a puzzle or a computer game, then it doesn't seem so tedious anymore. When I finish, I will have learned about MS Word and making résumés in general, I'll be able to help other people by sharing my experience, and, finally, I'll be a step closer to one of my life goals: being accepted for a postgraduate program abroad. =)

Excellent!!! Your written English is very clear, and easy to understand!!! I could only see one very small error! It is obvious that you are competent, and you have a very good knowledge of the English language! I am sure that your resume (or curriculum vitae) will be very well received by employers! Good luck with the job hunting!

Writing my résumé

Today I started a task that turned out to be far more complex than what I was expecting: writing my résumé in English.
Not only is it hard because of English not being is not my mother tongue, but also, the formatting using MS Word can give (Me, one, you, more of a stylistic choice, however a prounoun of some sort should probably be there) serious headaches. I have trouble using tables, which are quite unfriendly, but I feel are required to give my CV the organized, polished and professional look I'm looking for.
But it's fine; if I look at it like a fun challenge, like completing a puzzle or a computer game, then it doesn't seem so tedious anymore. When I finish, I will have learned about MS Word and making résumés in general, I'll be able to help other people by sharing my experience, and, finally, I'll be a step closer to one of my life goals: being accepted for a postgraduate program abroad. =)

Writing my résumé

Today I started a task that turned out to be far more complex than what I was expecting: writing my résumé in English.
Not only is it hard because of English not being is not my mother tongue, but also, the formatting using in MS Word can give me serious headaches. I have trouble using tables, which are quite unfriendly, but I feel are required to give my CV the organized, polished and professional look I'm looking for.
But it's fine; if I look at it like a fun challenge, like completing a puzzle or a computer game, then it doesn't seem so tedious anymore. When I finish, I will have learned about MS Word and making résumés in general, I'll be able to help other people by sharing my experience, and, finally, I'll be a step closer to one of my life goals: being accepted for a postgraduate program abroad. =)

Your spelling and grammar is really good for a second language! If your resume is this good I'm sure you will get accepted :)