In fact, most programmers on the market are recommended by friends, which has many benefits and works smoothly. \ x0d \ x0d \ Programmers' resumes are easier to write than other industries. It is divided into three parts: \x0d\ Part I: Personal basic information, such as name, gender, date of birth, education, etc. \x0d\ Part II: Your own specialties and skills, your hard power (which technologies do you know) and soft power (such as having a global view and paying attention to details); \x0d\ Part III: List the projects you have done in reverse order. Each project description includes: project introduction, technology used and your role in the project; \x0d\ You don't need a cover, just write "job application resume" or "personal resume" at the beginning; \x0d\ doesn't need fancy templates, just create a blank Word document and write it yourself, which probably uses the functions of first-level title, second-level title, third-level title and bolding. \x0d\ Programmers' resumes should be concise, tidy, error-free and flashy.