Wording you can actually use, for each part of a pay conversation. Take what fits, change what does not, and say it out loud a few times before the day. The companion guide, Negotiating Your Worth, covers the preparation behind these words.
A CV has one job: getting you an interview. It does not need to tell your whole story, and it will be skimmed in well under a minute the first time. This template follows Australian conventions, with worked examples for three different kinds of automotive role.
You do not need to post on LinkedIn to benefit from it. Most of the value is in being findable when someone goes looking, and that comes down to a handful of fields. Work through this checklist once and you are done for a year or two.
The first three months set how people see you for a long time afterwards, and most of us spend them reacting. A simple plan changes that. This one is built around three phases: learn, contribute, improve. There is a worked example for a first management role at the end.