[Blog-1]: Why Your CV Keeps Getting Rejected for Internships and Entry-Level Jobs#12
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The content in this blog post is excellent. You delivered it clearly and strategically, and the overall flow is well thought out and on point. Great work.
I've requested a few minor changes in this PR. Once those are addressed, we'll go ahead and merge it.
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Summary
This blog explores why students and fresh graduates often struggle to secure internships and entry-level opportunities despite having degrees, certificates, and technical skills.
The article explains the gap between what students believe employers evaluate and what recruiters actually look for during initial screening. It highlights common reasons CVs are rejected and emphasizes the importance of verifiable proof through practical work, projects, portfolios, and contributions.
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