If you are a student, you must write that the student has no full-time work experience. Scholarships, participation in school activities, experience in school organization and management, extracurricular social activities and part-time social work experience are all extremely important for this year's students. This is what employers want to see, and it would be more ideal if social activities are similar to the positions provided by employers.

All the students in a university study the same courses, and the HR of the employer can't be stupid enough to only pay attention to those things. Moreover, the university only exercises thinking, and what it learns is basically useless. Children who leave college have to start from scratch. I received many students' resumes. Like writing an eight-part essay, everything is piled up, but I feel very pale.

If you are not a student and have worked for several years, you should focus on successful experience, even if it is not much, but you must write it thoroughly.