Another graduation season, I saw a group of college students running between various job fairs and employers with job resumes. Resume is an indispensable stepping stone for job seekers. However, according to the reporter's investigation, there is a phenomenon of "water injection" in college students' job resumes.

Recently, the reporter conducted an online questionnaire survey on 63 college students in colleges and universities in the province. The survey results show that 42.42% of college students admit that they have exaggerated their resume; 72.73% of college students think that resumes can be properly packaged. "The role of a resume is to sell yourself, that is, to boast yourself as a' flower' and' marry' yourself." Many college students admit that, especially this year, there are 6.99 million college graduates, and the employment situation is particularly severe. "Wouldn't it be a pity if you don't know how to use resume packaging?"

Everyone is a cadre.

In order to win admission opportunities, graduates often describe their school life, awards and honors, internship experience and other content, which are often "virtual" to varying degrees.

"I have a classmate in the dormitory next door who only got 423 points in CET-6 (the passing score is 425 points), and he wrote' Passing CET-6' on his resume." Liang Xiao, a senior majoring in mechanical design in a university, told reporters: "There are many similar examples. For example, everyone will indicate on their resumes that they are student cadres, or at least write that they are class cadres. "

Koike, majoring in environmental engineering at Putian University, said: "When college students are looking for a job, it is actually exaggerating and beautifying on the basis of reality. For example, if you just visited a company before, your resume will evolve into something like "internship in the company for a week."

"I went to a company for an internship 1 month before, but my resume says" internship for 3 months ". There is also a classmate around me who is obviously only a part-time cashier, but said in his resume that he wants to be an accountant. " Shi Ru Kobayashi, a senior girl from Fujian Jiangxia College, said.

During the investigation, the reporter happened to meet Zhu Xiao, a fresh graduate who was looking for a job. On his resume, he called himself an "excellent officer" of the Youth League Committee and worked as an "English tutor". In this regard, Zhu Xiao told the truth: "Excellent Youth League Committee Officer" seems very attractive at first glance. In fact, as long as you have been in the Youth League Committee, you are an "official". As for whether it is excellent or not, there is no special evaluation. Speaking of "English tutor", it's actually just that I used to go with other students, who were helping my brother and sister with English training. "

"The performance during the internship and the evaluation of the leadership of the internship unit are all flexible contents. It should be no problem to exaggerate moderately! " Xiao Yang, a college graduate in Fuzhou, said that it is understandable to "post gold". "Because the employment competition is so fierce now, others are doing it, and you will suffer if you don't exaggerate."

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