Most human resources managers like to read "sketched" resumes: not many sentences, but many sentences, and basically the job seeker's own experience is expressed in his own language, and one page of content can fully express a person.
There is too much content, how to cut it into one page?
Your resume page is too expensive, your name, gender, address, phone number and so on. It should not occupy too large a page. Take the name as the title, and give the contact information immediately after the title.
Delete those unimportant details and merge the repeated details to make the details you provide more concise and effective.
To eliminate the nonsense on your resume, you can start from the following aspects:
Computer skills: eliminate the most basic computer application skills, such as "proficient in using Windows" and "able to operate Office".
Education: Don't list many courses you have taken. Except for the main courses closely related to the job application, all others should be eliminated.
Put an end to those big and inappropriate rhetoric and empty self-evaluation, and put an end to the empty talk of "patting the chest" at will.
Don't "shout slogans", for example, since God has given talents, let them find jobs! .
Avoid "talking big", if you give me a fulcrum, I will pry up the whole earth!
Avoid "showing loyalty". If you give me a chance, I will give you everything I have!
Reduce materials that have nothing to do with job hunting intentions. Take finance as an example. Anything unrelated to finance can be deleted. If all the content is related to finance, you can also give them a priority, compress or delete those that are not important.
Reducing line spacing, font, and the distance before and after paragraphs is the last way. But the line spacing is too small, which will make people uncomfortable. If the Chinese characters on the resume are smaller than "Xiao Wu", it will also make many people uncomfortable.
There is too little content, how to expand it to one page?
Students have little work experience and can't write, which leads to insufficient pages. Here, we introduce some compensation techniques:
You can write courses related to the position you are applying for in your educational background. But don't write down all the processes just to piece together the space.
Scholarships are one line at a time. Many students have scholarships every year and can write three or four lines or more.
Extend the sentence. You can add some words to each sentence to prolong it. But at the same time, we should also be careful not to pile up a lot of adjectives to make up the numbers. The method that can be used is action decomposition.
Naturally, you should change your lines and write more sentences (that is, each sentence is a paragraph and each sentence shows an action or result).
The details of social work are put in the work experience. This will make up for the lack of work experience, for example, are you a Communist Youth League secretary? You can list the social work you have organized, contacted and participated in, such as the president of the student union. If you only do one thing, try to break it down, such as how many people you led, what you accomplished, and what role you played. So, there are at least three lines. If you do more, just one line at a time. At the same time, we should pay attention to the principle of concise words.