Decide what kind of job you want first, and then write it down on a blank sheet of paper.

This goal doesn't have to appear on your resume.

Sometimes, it's best to write it in a cover letter.

If you know what kind of job you want, it doesn't hurt to write it clearly on your resume.

But be sure to write clearly. For example, "the manager in charge of personal computer sales in Shanghai" is much better than "the position suitable for my work ability". List the education level under your goal, and list the relevant education and training you have received.

Continuous study and training show that you are self-motivated, so be clear about the relevant education you receive after basic education.

Remember to get to the point, rewrite your work goals, and begin to clearly describe the job you want.

If you are still employed, the personnel department of your company is the first place you should consult.

If it is inconvenient, you should go to the library or bookstore to find a book about job analysis. Make a list of your work. Back from your current job, list all the jobs you have done.

Including company name and address (city) and year.

Describe the job details and write down your responsibilities under each position you have held before.

Refer to the job description you copied before, but don't write like prose or the scope is too small.