Nowadays, fresh graduates are not subject to professional restrictions in finding jobs. For example, some computer majors don't want to program, but want to do product operation. Some students majoring in economics don't want to do research, but want to do new media operations. In fact, the work direction of many graduates is not related to their majors, and the trend of cross-border job hunting is becoming more and more obvious.

If you also want to apply for a job across majors, your resume can reflect the following three points:

1. I have a strong interest in the position I applied for, and I have studied related courses in the university. Although some positions do not have strong professional requirements, if the job seeker has a certain professional background, it is also a plus.

2, highlight the understanding of the work, the past experience, experience and related content to do key packaging. For example, applying for a sales assistant, the applicant happened to have done WeChat business in the university, and this experience is also worth packaging. How to refine the selling point, how to write the promotion copy, how to do after-sales service, how to promote sales, how to stimulate the second purchase, and finally achieve the sales performance of XX with less investment, and the profit rate reaches XX%, which are all good proofs.

3. Highlight your preparation for the job application. Explain in your resume that the job seeker has done a lot of preparatory work related to the new position and can get started quickly. For example, after reading some books, listening to some classes and consulting some seniors, I have a full understanding of the work content and work rhythm of XX post.