Useful documents and templates

CV templates

The basic rules for writing a CV and the different types of CVs can be found here. If you are already familiar with this information, try to create your resume.

You can take advantage of free programs on the Internet that offer a variety of templates. Templates can also be purchased on various Lithuanian and foreign websites. One of those is Canvawhere you can create your stylish resume free of charge. There you will find many templates, in which you will be able to change the descriptions and the information. However, you will need to register on that website.

Another way to create a resume is Wozber. You will not need to create an account there; you can just choose a free template and enter your information. When you are done filling in, click "Preview" and a "Download" button will appear at the bottom.

We also share several resume templates that you can download and use:

• First template (Lithuanian)
• First template (English)
• Second template (Lithuanian)
• Second template (English)

Cover letter templates

Most important rules of a cover letter are here. You can as well use cover letter templates for inspiration. Remember, however, that the best cover letter is the one that you have written yourself and that was created specifically for each position.

Cover letter templates and drafts are easy to find online. You may start from these websites:

• Cvekas
• Wozber
• Canva (enter in the search box "cover letter")

Thing to do before the job interview

• Download the app / register on a platform where the interview will take place
• Inform the employer, if you are late or unable to attend
• Join the conversation at least 2 minutes in advance
• Make sure that the camera and microphone are working properly. Choose a quiet, well-lit room
• Take a look at the company description and responsibilities of the position
• Take care of proper clothing and personal hygiene

You can also find more information about the job interview here.

Avoid these phrases during the job interview

• "I am searching for a job"
• "Money is what matters most to me"
• "Maybe, I suppose, I think..."
• "I have already said that / it is indicated on my resume"
• "So, what do you propose?"
• "I want to challenge myself"
• Negative language, jokes and familiarity

Questions to ask the employer

• Is this a new position or instead of another person? Why did that person leave?
• What do you personally like most in this company / job?
• What is the most important quality that you expect from candidates for this position?
• Would I be trained or would I have to learn on my own?
• When may I expect to be informed about the next stage?
• What is a usual work day of an employee in this position?