I really am glad you want to help me find a good opportunity to work in London. But I feel we're starting on the wrong foot.
I do not maintain a CV. And if I did, I would only reflect some information that is already public on LinkedIn. I do make some effort to keep my LinkedIn profile updated. I am a firm believer that CVs are thing from the past, they have been deprecated in favor of: - LinkedIn, besides containing the same information, there are other benefits like social factors. e.g. groups, recommendations, connections, - A public github/codeplex/bitbucket (or any other kind of social coding platform) profile where one can look at an applicant's real work. We're talking real code on real projects. - A personal motivation letter - Probably the single most important piece of an application. Considering these factors, I do not see any value in a traditional CV.
This rationale may only apply to Developers, Programmers and Software Engineers. But it is after all the field I'm interested in.
If you seek some additional information that I do not have public in my LinkedIn profile you can feel free to ask for it.
If you need a document with my experience and education, feel free to use LinkedIn to export my profile to a PDF.
Cheers,