The company's first impression of job seekers and the quality of resumes are directly related to the success of job hunting. According to statistics, about 96% fresh graduates spend a lot of time and energy on resumes every year, but the effect is not ideal. The main reason is that the resumes written by fresh graduates do not cater to the reading habits of corporate recruiters. How can I make my resume stand out and get more interview opportunities? Ju Yang, an expert on college students' employment guidance, suggested that resumes can be written in the following order:

Personal information? Job hunting goals? Personal specialty or specialty? Work or practical experience? Education? Hobbies.

After filling in the personal information, the core part of the resume is like the idea of an argumentative essay, adopting the syllogism model:

1. Job hunting goal is the central idea of an argumentative essay, which mainly describes the job category you want to apply for.

Note: Don't span too many job categories, and don't try to write a resume suitable for all positions, otherwise it will not be easy to highlight the advantages of individuals applying for certain positions.

2. Personal advantages or specialties are equivalent to sub-arguments, briefly describing and highlighting what advantages or qualifications you have to apply for the above positions.

Such as: what personal qualities do you have, what skills you have mastered or are familiar with, what experience you have, what relevant knowledge you know, and so on.

Note: Use words like "proficient" carefully, otherwise the interview will become more difficult.

3. Work or practical experience equals argument. Prove your personal advantages described above with facts, such as work experience, practical experience, internship experience and so on.

Note: Give a brief description, such as time, internship or project name, task description, job responsibilities, etc. Task descriptions and job responsibilities must be related to personal strengths.