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30 Oct 2014, 08:00
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30 Oct 2014, 13:56
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Basic question, want some opinions.
In the CV, converting figures from INR which are substantial to GBP make them seem insignificant.
So what do you put on the CV? Should both INR and GBP/USD be mentioned or will the adcom assume that the figures in GBP/USD mean a lot in INR?
In the CV, converting figures from INR which are substantial to GBP make them seem insignificant.
So what do you put on the CV? Should both INR and GBP/USD be mentioned or will the adcom assume that the figures in GBP/USD mean a lot in INR?
30 Oct 2014, 16:23
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I would say put in rupees but potentially put in GBP in brackets. I'm sure the recruitment team are widely aware of the relative purchasing power of a rupee in comparison to the pound so don't think you should fear that but certainly don't let them think you are trying to hide it!
I tried to quantify other factors too such as number of countries, employees and percentage of business involved etc as thats easier to understand than the currency which may not seem significant.
