Achievement

Don't forget to describe awards or successes you've achieved in life. That includes scholastic awards, successes at work, language courses, as well as any requalification or training courses you've taken. Information like this never hurts. Quite the contrary – you're demonstrating to an employer that you're not stagnating but rather trying to improve your qualifications.

If you don't have any awards you can put down on paper, don't worry about it. You can make mention of real successes from your everyday working life. Put down what kind of clients you've gotten and the methods you've used to earn money for your company and state the amount. Or, for example, you might indicate what ideas you've come up with to save your company money.