Featured Section
You can make a CV visible through profile areas such as Featured.
Easy Apply
Role-specific CV versions work better than reusing one generic file everywhere.
Language and Version
Use the language that matches the job and employer expectations.
Filename
A clean PDF name with your full name looks more professional to recruiters.
Practical flow
1. Prepare a role-ready PDF CV
2. Add it to a visible profile section if needed
3. Upload a role-specific version for Easy Apply
4. Keep an English version ready for international roles
When a separate version helps
- When you apply across multiple role types
- When you also send applications by email
- When you switch between local and global job markets
- When English terminology matters for the role
Common mistakes
- Using the same outdated CV for every job
- Leaving an old file visible on the profile
- Uploading the wrong language version
- Using messy file names that look unprepared
Better approach
- Keep one strong base CV and adapt it per role
- Use a shorter targeted file for Easy Apply
- Maintain an English version for global applications
- Keep the LinkedIn profile and CV aligned
English CV Example
Review how to build the English version used for international LinkedIn roles.
International CV Example
Align your LinkedIn CV with global recruiter expectations.
How to Email a CV
Use the same updated CV outside LinkedIn with a cleaner send flow.
Create a CV in Word
See when a Word draft should become a PDF before LinkedIn upload.
CV Email Example
If a recruiter asks for a direct email too, use a shorter application message.
Build a current LinkedIn-ready CV
Prepare the CV you want to use on your profile, in Easy Apply submissions, and in recruiter messages through app.cvmaker.tr.