Part I: Personal information of job seekers. It mainly includes name, gender, date of birth, marital status (not required by some companies), detailed contact information, address, contact number and household registration status (not required).

Part II: Education, training background and work experience. You don't have to have a comprehensive primary and secondary education background, but you should fill in all the relevant information that can prove your knowledge level, skills and abilities. This includes formal and informal adult education, continuing education and professional training. Work experience includes employment, internship, public welfare organizations and community work.

Part III: Technology and skills. Computer skills, language skills, personality characteristics, communication skills, interpersonal skills, team spirit, hobbies, etc. Be sure to fill it in completely, and don't leave it blank.

Remind job seekers not to write salary requirements on their resumes, not to attach photos and copies of academic qualifications, and to attach English versions to resumes for foreign companies. If you graduate from the self-taught undergraduate course, then the degree on your resume is to fill in the undergraduate course, but it should be noted that the self-taught undergraduate course is the second degree, and the first degree is still a junior college. If you are an undergraduate in the general college entrance examination, then the first degree you graduate is an undergraduate, and the junior college degree will be cancelled.