It can be written that the internship should be written as corresponding work experience, because the nature and content of the work during this period are similar to many jobs, and interns often need to complete multiple tasks independently. In addition, if graduates learn a lot of knowledge directly related to the job they are applying for at school, it is necessary to show it in the technical column.

When writing a resume, it is best to highlight your internship experience according to the relevant functions of the position you are applying for, and other irrelevant ones can be set aside or even omitted, which doesn't matter. Avoid reporting daily accounts in chronological order. Because putting the relevant internship experience at the forefront and highlighting your own work highlights in the internship are more likely to arouse HR's interest.

Don't cheat on your resume.

Some graduates always exaggerate or even fabricate their internship experience in order to win the attention and goodwill of the recruiting units. In fact, such behavior is completely unnecessary. After all, the interviewer who interviewed you is much more experienced and qualified than you, and it won't be difficult to identify the internship position presented on your resume. So it will only be self-defeating and miss the opportunity to cheat or teach others to do things.