In fact, it doesn't matter if your academic performance is not ideal, because most units value practical experience most now, because only through such practical activities can your cooperation ability, innovation ability, learning ability and adaptability be fully demonstrated.

If you are applying for sales or administrative positions, these positions do not require high academic performance. However, if you are applying for a technical position, it is different. After all, technical positions require you to have good professional knowledge, so you should write resumes for different units.

Some employers may pay more attention to practical experience, so they should highlight practice and put it in a conspicuous position. Some employers may attach importance to the professional foundation, academic performance and other certificates of job seekers, which should be highlighted in their resumes.

Don't worry about whether your part-time job during your study period is related to the position you are applying for. Even if it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, because you have practiced. I think this is your advantage.

Tell you the truth, you can highlight your part-time experience, and you can do more in this respect.