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7 Rules for Crafting a
Job-Winning Bio
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Have you ever had a task to write a biography? Was it a
Ph.D. biography? Or maybe that was one of your
writing assignments in Harvard? Or maybe you wrote it
for your family book or probably you wrote it for work?

Nevertheless, everyone who faced a process of
writing a biography knows that it is definitely not
an easy deal. Moreover, when you need to write a
biography in order to get the job.

It is understandable, as a biography has its requirements,
rules, and problems. So, how to stand out from hundreds of
others when writing a biography? How make it different but
at the same time appropriate and informative?

Here are some useful tips, which will lead
you through the process of creating a
really winning biography – no matter if it is
a CEO bio or another type.

Before writing anything, think about the
purpose of your biography: what do you want
to show and what should you highlight for
that? That is important as in this way you can
consider some things excess and other things
– important.

It is clear that in a counselor
biography there is no place for
demonstrating dancing talents.

Then think about a target auditory and
what those people are interested in.
For example, a photographer biography
will be read by clients first of all. So,
what they would like to know?

It is a good idea to write a
biography in chronological
order. But not overdo with
that. You don’t need to
mention all the details of
each year of life.

Remember that you should write a story about one’s
life. Don’t turn it into a history lecture with excess
details. A bio economics should include relevant
topics: education in MIT, courses, internships and so
on and so forth.

Filter information and choose what to
highlight more. What has a connection
with an art director bio? An interest in
math or an extremely big experience in
art spheres?

Remember that some things can be too
personal to write about. Especially if you
write someone else's biography.

For example, a barber biography would
be read by a lot of customers. Should
they know literally everything?

Be fair. Always. Don’t add wrong facts, rumors
and so on. (This point conсerns all the types of
biographies, not only a work bio)

Don’t forget that you are writing
about people. They are not perfect.
You can write about someone wasn’t
accepted to Yale or someone left
Cornell. If that is a real fact.

Always write in a third person – even if it is
your own bio. Sure, it is clear.

Of course, another good
idea is to add something
original to a biography.
This could be
unexpectable fact or just
a funny phrase. Just don’t
spend several passages
for such things.

Also, you can add contact details to
your biography but it depends on a
purpose and on the place where will it
be published.

By the way, read this useful book
for additional info.

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