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Use a job title people know
Choose a title found in Swiss job adverts. This helps readers see what you can do. Do not fill the page with unrelated search words.
Finding work in Switzerland · x25work
How Can Swiss Employers Find Your Skills?
A CV is often read by just one company. A public work profile offers another way to show your skills, role and preferred place of work.
Employers may search for people by skill, job title and location. They need clear facts, not a long list of vague claims. A TalentCard can place those facts on one page.
Three steps you can take
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Choose a useful location
Add your canton or work region. You can also state a work percentage if it matters. There is no need to post your home address.
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Show one real result
Describe a task you completed in a team, shop, office or project. Keep it short and clear. A fact helps more than a bold claim.
What matters in your job market
Job adverts in Switzerland often name cantons, regions and work rates. Keep those details up to date if you want a role in a new place.
A public work profile needs a clear focus. Start with one job title and a small set of skills you can support with facts. Add a work region or canton rather than a private street address. If part-time work is your goal, state the work rate you prefer. You can still send a PDF when a firm asks for it. The public TalentCard is one more way to share your strengths, not a replacement for the usual application.
Swiss Job-Room, official job search – official help with job search.
One common question
Will Google show my TalentCard?
It may, but no search engine must list a page. You decide what is public and can share your link yourself.
Show your skills with TalentCard
The TalentCard uses a stable URL and clear profile data. Search tools can read public facts, but a match or job is never assured.
A TalentCard does not promise a job. Employers and search services make their own decisions.
How TalentCard works
