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Compare three job adverts
Mark the main tasks in each advert. Find the tasks that match your own work. Put those facts near the top of your CV.
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Getting Rejected for Jobs in Switzerland?
You put time into each CV and still get a no. Review the role, the work percentage and the skills you show. A clear next step helps.
A rejection is not a full measure of your ability. It may mean the employer needed a different skill or work schedule. You can still improve the next application.
Three steps you can take
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Show proof of real work
Add a brief example from a past job, project or training course. Be precise about what you did. Do not claim skills you cannot prove.
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Ask for useful feedback
One polite message after a rejection is fine. Not every employer can reply. Use any clear tip you receive.
What matters in your job market
Swiss applications may include work references and training records. Check that files are easy to open and complete. The RAV offers advice on job search plans.
When you review your Swiss CV, focus on proof. A brief account of work in a shop, office or care role can tell an employer more than broad praise. Make sure each reference or training record is complete if the firm requests it. Your preferred work rate may also affect a match. Use the advert to see what matters most. Try one change at a time, so you can learn what helps your next application.
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One common question
Should I apply again to the same firm?
You can apply for another role if it fits your skills. Use a fresh application that speaks to that role.
Show your skills with TalentCard
Your TalentCard can show work history, skills and your chosen region on one clear public page.
A TalentCard does not promise a job. Employers and search services make their own decisions.
How TalentCard works
