Work experience or internship experience is generally the key content of resume. If the existing internship experience is related to the position you are applying for or the company's business needs, you have a good chance to pass the resume screening. Because the relevant internship experience can best reflect the skills required by the position. Focus on the following three points:

1 and "three elements" are essential.

The reason why work experience will become a plus item in resume is because the applicant has been trained, accumulated experience and acquired skills in the past work experience. Therefore, when describing your work or internship experience, you must cover three main points: work content, work method (or role played) and work achievement (or personal gain).

2. The "two principles" cannot be ignored.

Speak with numbers

Many experienced resume producers will use numbers when describing their work or internship experience, because using data to reflect their work content is concise, intuitive and convincing.

Step 3 focus on the key points

What I'm talking about here is some tips on typesetting. Take such a banking resume as an example:

In the two modules of "internship experience" and "social practice", the typesetting is slightly different. Obviously, the "right alignment" of all posts in Social Practice not only makes the layout neat, but also enables HR to quickly grasp the key information-internship positions. For HR with tight time and heavy workload, it is more willing to let such candidates enter the next round.