How to Add a Consultant's Professional Experience

How to Add a Professional Experience in Sprint CV

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Professional experience is the core of every CV. Sprint CV lets you capture the job details, the projects behind it, and the skills involved, with AI available to help write the descriptions.

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Click “Add Experience”

Scroll down on the consultant’s profile until you reach the professional experiences section, and click “Add Experience.”

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Enter the job title, employer and industry

Enter the job title for this experience and the name of the company or employer. Afterwards, select an industry.

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Set the dates

Select a start date and either an end date, or check “Project still ongoing” if it hasn’t finished yet.

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

What happens if I check “Project still ongoing”?

No end date is required, and the experience is recorded as currently in progress.

Add specific projects (optional)

You can add specific projects to each experience. Enter the name of the project, and the name of the client as well.

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Do I have to add projects to an experience?

No, adding projects is optional. You can save the experience without them if they don’t apply.

Write the mission and responsibilities

Paste the overall mission of the professional experience, and once you’ve done that, enter the description of the tasks and responsibilities.

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Select the role

Select the role, or multiple roles, for this professional experience by clicking “Add role.”

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Add skills manually or auto-detect them

You have two options for skills: enter them manually, either individually or in bulk, or click “Auto-detect skills,” and the system will automatically extract the skills from the descriptions you entered above.

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Rewrite text with AI Assistant (optional)

If you’d like AI to rewrite the mission and the tasks and responsibilities, click on “AI Assistant” next to their respective titles, and either run the predefined prompt or write your own. Then, click “Submit”.

add a professional experience in Sprint CV

Save your changes

Once you’re done, press “Save,” and you’ll see the new professional experience on the consultant’s profile.

Add experience checklist

  • ✓Click “Add Experience” on the consultant’s profile
  • ✓Enter the job title, employer and industry
  • ✓Set the start date, and end date or “Project still ongoing”
  • ✓Add specific projects and clients, if relevant
  • ✓Write the mission and the tasks and responsibilities
  • ✓Select one or more roles
  • ✓Add skills manually, or click “Auto-detect skills”
  • ✓Use AI Assistant to rewrite the text, if needed
  • ✓Click “Save” to confirm the changes

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add a new professional experience?

Click “Add Experience” on the consultant’s profile, fill in the job details, and click “Save.”

Can I mark an experience as still ongoing?

Yes. Check “Project still ongoing” instead of entering an end date.

Do I need to add specific projects to an experience?

No, it’s optional. You can add project names and clients if relevant, or skip that step.

How does “Auto-detect skills” work?

It reads the mission and the tasks and responsibilities you entered, and automatically extracts the relevant skills.

Can AI rewrite the mission and responsibilities for me?

Yes. Click the AI Assistant icon next to either field, and use the predefined prompt or write your own.

Still have questions about adding experiences? Send an email to hello@sprintcv.com and our team will walk you through it.

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