This week's release brings cleaner PDF export formatting for your work history, a more informative reading experience across the blog, and smoother navigation when opening shared career tools.
Grouped experience details in exported CV PDFs
When exporting long career histories to PDF, page breaks previously risked separating role titles and dates from company names or introductory bullet points.
Generated CV PDFs now keep role titles, employment dates, and employer details grouped together as a single block. If a position begins near the bottom of a page, the full role header moves to the next page alongside its experience details instead of splitting across the break. This produces cleaner, professional documents ready to share with Gulf recruiters.
Refreshed blog layout with reading times and author details
The marketing blog features an updated hub layout designed to help you find relevant career advice faster. Articles now display estimated reading times based on word counts alongside author information and roles.
At the end of every post, a new "Keep reading" section suggests related articles from the catalog, making it easy to explore related career strategies and hiring insights across the region.
Public skills FAQs and direct career tool handoff
The public skills directory now provides interactive FAQ sections answering common questions about CV customisation and standalone career tools.
Additionally, following shared links for career tools will now take you directly to the tool detail screen without overwriting your default CV template settings or onboarding preferences.
Frequently asked questions
Will my saved CV styling change when opening shared career tools?
No. Opening and running shared career tool links keeps your existing CV template preferences intact.
Do the new PDF page break rules affect existing CVs?
Yes. Any new PDF export will automatically apply the updated grouping rules to keep role titles, dates, and employer lines together across page transitions.