πŸ“‘ Curriculum Vitae

A curriculum vitae (CV, Latin for "course of life") is a detailed document summarizing a person's education, employment history, and qualifications, used for job applications, academic appointments, grant proposals, and promotion reviews.

CVs are often published as PDF files on personal websites and institutional profiles by professionals in IT, science, and academia, and can also list technical skills, completed projects, certifications, publications, and awards.

According to our data, Curriculum Vitae ranks 13th among the other technologies we track.
It is present on 0.04% of all websites.

It is especially popular in the United States, appearing on 0.07% of all websites in the country.

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

⚑ Sites Using Curriculum Vitae

We have data on 1,614 websites that use Curriculum Vitae technology. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using Curriculum Vitae is su.edu.eg.

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use Curriculum Vitae:

Most of the sites using Curriculum Vitae are from the United States, France, and Italy.

  • United States 36.1%
  • France 6.9%
  • Italy 6%
  • United Kingdom 4.9%
  • Germany 4.7%
  • India 3.4%
  • Netherlands 3%
  • Canada 2.6%
  • Switzerland 2.5%
  • Other 29.9%

Most Curriculum Vitae users speak English or French.

  • English 81.7%
  • French 4.5%
  • Italian 2.9%
  • Spanish 2.6%
  • German 1.9%
  • Dutch 0.9%
  • Portuguese 0.6%
  • Turkish 0.6%
  • Persian 0.6%
  • Other 3.7%

Curriculum Vitae technology is especially popular on .com, .org, and .net top-level domains.

  • .com 53.7%
  • .org 6.8%
  • .net 5.7%
  • .io 2.4%
  • .me 2.4%
  • .it 2.2%
  • .fr 1.8%
  • .de 1.7%
  • .info 1.3%
  • Other 22%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing Curriculum Vitae include education and reference, blogs and wiki, and Internet services.

  • Education/Reference 24.8%
  • Blogs/Wiki 17.8%
  • Internet Services 10.7%
  • Business 7.9%
  • Personal Pages 7.5%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 5.6%
  • Art/Culture/Heritage 5.6%
  • Entertainment 4.2%
  • Public Information 1.4%
  • Other 14.5%

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These are some of the best Curriculum Vitae alternatives.

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Gravatar
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Wikipedia Page
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BrokerCheck
Washington, DC, United States

An online tool from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority that lets investors research employment history, certifications, licenses, and any violations for brokers, investment firms, and financial advisers.

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Fandom
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A wiki hosting service based on MediaWiki software that hosts wikis popular in the entertainment and gaming industries.

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Google Knowledge Graph
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A semantic database of real-world entities and their relationships that helps Google understand search queries and provide factual information in search results.

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

Which country uses Curriculum Vitae the most?

The majority of Curriculum Vitae users are from the United States.

Who uses Curriculum Vitae?

According to our data, Curriculum Vitae is used on over a thousand sites, including such established ones as su.edu.eg, hk.dk, and beej.us.

Do academic institutions use Curriculum Vitae?

Yes. The most prominent of these are su.edu.eg, bmsce.ac.in, and ietlucknow.ac.in.

How does Curriculum Vitae stack up against its competitors?

Curriculum Vitae is a moderately popular other technology, ranking ahead of 5 other other technologies we track.

What are the alternatives to Curriculum Vitae?

Alternatives and possible competitors to Curriculum Vitae may include Gravatar, Wikipedia Page, and BrokerCheck.

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