LE HOAI BAO
OBJECTIVES
To secure a challenging position in a company to expand learnings, knowledge and make
use interpersonal skills to achieve goals of a company that focuses on customer
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satisfaction and customer experience. From that, I will contribute to development of our
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company
PERSONAL PROFILE
Gender
: Male
Birthday
: 02/08/1996
Marital status
: Single
Nationality
: Vietnamese
Country
: Vietnam
Address
: 39/13 Le Hong Phong, Phu Loi, Thu Dau Mot, Binh Duong, Vietnam
CAREER INFORMATION
Level
: Experienced (Non - Manager)
Salary
: Negotiable
Job type
: Full t ime
Industry
: Sales / Business Development
Location
: Binh Duong ; HCM City
EXPERIENCE
Year(s) of Experience: 2
Current Level: Student / Internship
5/2015 - Now : English Tutor - Home
Teaching English as a Home Tutor.
5/2015 - 8/2019 : Officer and Teacher - LEA English Center
Marketing Research and Plan to attract new customers. Measuring
the effectiveness of Sales and Teaching Department . Teaching
English according to International System.
6/2016 - 8/2016 : Retail Banking Officer - Techcombank
Making a personal loan customer tracking record.
EDUCATION
Highest Degree Level: High School / Equivalent
Completion
date
11-2019
Others - Athena
B degree in Vietnamese System
Athena Network Security degree
Completion
date
2014
Others - IELTS
IELTS band 6.5
Completion date 6-2014
High School / Equivalent - Hung Vuong Gifted High School
SKILLS
Computer
LANGUAGES
Skills
English
Corporate Governance
English - Intermediate
Copy and paste the most recent version of your CV into the Learning Journal area. According to
the principles of CV writing laid out in the textbook, how does your CV measure up? Is it missing
anything? Are there elements that are out of order? Which out of the four categories of CV’s is
yours? (Reverse Chronological, Functional, Combination, Targeted or Scannable) It is important
to be as honest as possible regarding your CV in order to identify certain areas that could stand
improvement.
Task
It is a combination of the reverse chronological and functional resume formats. It enables me to
illustrate both my professional experience and my skill sets on a single resume. I feel that my
profile explanation will vary depending on the activity I sign up for. I feel that my need to show
my hobbies and experience to help employers know more about me. According to monster.lu, A
good CV should have:

Your details - I've added my name, address, phone number and email address so any
interested employer can contact me easily. Information such as nationality, age and driver's
license status are optional.

Personal statement - I have a passage that immediately attracts the reader's attention and
entices them to learn more about me and my goals.

Work experience - I listed my most recent location first, continuing in reverse order of time
including my name, location, and implementation date for each company I worked for.

Education - I provide brief insights into my level of study and expertise along with the
scores I achieve.

Skills - I have chosen many skills over the years, some tangible, some less. Include any IT
packages or programs you've used as well as any foreign language skills I've gained and
state whether I'm at a basic, intermediate, or advanced level.

Hobbies and interests - This is optional and is often used to take up space at the bottom of
the page. The aim is to give the interviewer a more complete picture and maybe a few more
personal things to discuss during the interview. But I miss this part and I will add them in
the future.

A clear and simple layout – I think I meet the requirements for this part.
My resume is entirely focused on the resume. I think it will remain focused on why my experience
and desire for employment is in a particular area. This cv was designed to highlight my operational
obligations and experience. I really imagined that it fit like a piano and gave me an image to the
best of my ability.
Reference:
Monster. (n.d.). What are the basic elements of a CV? Monster Career Advice. Retrieved July 14,
2021, from https://www.monster.lu/en/career-advice/article/what-are-the-basic-elements-of-a-cv
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