Curriculum Vitae - the official arrival of Ruby Starrs...

Its been a quiet few days while I try to catch up with college work and decide how best to "brand" Ruby Starrs... I'm doing a lot of research into how other people brand themselves, and there are some funky ideas out there but I want something different, classy but fun.

We've been asked to write a CV and I have a feeling that Ruby Starrs CV will be very different from her alter ego who worked in the addictions field for 30 years, I dug my old CV out to see what I could use as transferable skills but in the end apart from a few obvious bits I decided to condense 3 decades worth of professionalism into

Work Experience
"in a past life I worked in the addiction field and my duties included everything it takes to manage charitable services on a ridiculous budget in an effective and creative manner......" and that sums up my previous career...

So Ruby Starrs - Advocate of Slam it in Style emerges as an entity to be reckoned with... jobs include Artist in Residence/Glamorous Assistant to Yuri Cosmos, Astronomer Extraordinaire.. main duty cake provision...

I've trawled through my work from last year and the summer for decorative value and now I'm working out how I might weave or knit a CV...

watch this space ideas are forming.......

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