: How do I find somebody to review my CV? I've written a CV, and I want to get feedback on it. I want to know I haven't made any mistakes, and that it's as good as I can make it. But

I've written a CV, and I want to get feedback on it. I want to know I haven't made any mistakes, and that it's as good as I can make it.

But I don't know where to find such a service; what to expect from somebody I hire; how to find somebody I can trust to do a good job; and what to expect in terms of budget.

How should I go about this? Where should I be looking, and what should I be looking for?

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Try www.fiverr.com - but make sure you check out a few people before you hire anyone. Also make sure that the person uses correct English in their profile or you are just hiring someone who has no clue!

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