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In order to get ahead in the job market and land the job you want, it is important to understand what skills employers are looking for in a CV. Many employers use applicant tracking systems (ATS) to screen resumes, so it is important to make sure your CV is formatted correctly and includes the keywords and phrases that these systems are looking for. This list of 7 skills will help you craft a CV that is sure to stand out to employers. 
1. Communication skills 
2. Teamwork skills 
3. Problem-solving skills 
4. Time management and organization skills 
5. IT skills 
6. Leadership skills 
7. Flexibility and adaptabilityAll Rights Reserved

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