Personal Career Page

A personal career page can be as simple as an online version of your CV or as rich as a full personal website. Unlike a LinkedIn profile, it's yours: you decide what's on it, how it looks and who you send it to. Unlike a PDF, it's always up to date — change it once and everyone with the link sees the new version. Typical contents:

• Your name, photo and a one-line headline.
• A short summary and your experience.
• Skills, education and languages.
• Links to a portfolio, projects or publications.
• A way to get in touch.

A link is easy to drop into an email, a LinkedIn profile, an application form's website field or a message to a contact. It saves recruiters from opening attachments and lets them come back to you later. Keep the page focused — it's a professional profile, not a blog — and make sure it loads quickly on a phone, since many people will open it there first.

Every Twin CV account comes with a public twin page built from your CV: your name and photo, and an AI twin that answers visitors' questions from your CV, with four suggested questions to start. It updates as soon as you change your CV. Standard and Premium let you pick your own address, such as twincv.com/your-name, and show visitors a Download CV button. You can switch the page off at any time.