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What does your resume include?
The main contents of your resume include your own basic information: ID photo, name, gender, age, nationality, native place, political outlook, education background, contact information, self-evaluation, education background, work experience, honors and achievements, job search desire, brief understanding of this job and so on.

Resume is a brief introduction sent by job seekers to the recruiting unit. The main contents include their own basic information: ID photo, name, gender, age, nationality, native place, political outlook, education, contact information, as well as self-evaluation, education, work experience, honors and achievements, job search desire, brief understanding of this job and so on. Simplicity and concentration are the best standards.

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The first principle is to have a focus. Recruiters want to see you take a serious and responsible attitude towards your career. Don't forget, the employer is looking for the right person for a specific position, and this person will be the most suitable person among hundreds of applicants. You can list the name, position and main work of your unit in chronological order, highlight your achievements and digitize them concretely.

The second principle: treat your resume as an advertisement to promote yourself. The most successful advertisements should be short and attractive, and can repeat important information many times. Resume should be limited to one page, and personal introduction should not appear in the form of paragraphs.