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What can I learn from my resume when I write it?
Doing meaningless things is a waste of time. As a strong person, I won't do things that waste time in the workplace. I always face my work positively. At that time, I felt that I won the interview with my awesome resume.

In principle, every resume you submit must give you 100% interview opportunity.

What is the essence of resume? Just tell an HR that you meet his requirements.

1. He knows nothing about you. It's nothing.

You know his requirements like the back of your hand.

He can only listen to your boasting.

Nothing is simpler than this! ! !

So I have always believed that as long as you are willing to use your head, you will be able to pass your resume. There are only two reasons why you can't pass your resume:

1, you are stupid.

2. You are guilty.

If you are stupid, learn to brag. Uh, no, it's the skill of writing a resume.

As for the resume with guilty conscience, I suggest not to vote. Meaningless. If you submit your resume with a guilty conscience, you will be damned if you pass the interview.

So how can I write a resume that HR can't stop?

Are you like me before, preparing a resume before looking for a job, carefully revising it, carefully considering it, and using words carefully, hoping to write all the compliments and previous glorious deeds on it, finally making a satisfactory resume, and then casting a net?

Use your head, son. I don't care whether to write one piece of paper or two pieces of paper on my resume, or whether to write the title of "three good students" or "student union cadres" It's not that these are useless, but that these are not important compared with what I'm going to say next.