In this way, prepare two resumes, one public and one private. How can I put it? For example, if you apply for a job, the company stipulates that full-time junior college recruitment is needed, and you will be handed in to the public, and the first and second academic qualifications of the public will be filled in. This can show that you still have a good struggle after graduation, you have studied hard to enrich yourself, and you may get extra points in your application. The second category is that the company has no rigid rules for unified recruitment. However, the major is required, and you happen to have a major that meets the requirements. At this time, you will hand over the first one to the public, so that enterprises can find that you have not only studied this major, but also dabbled in other majors, which is also a bright spot. The third category does not have these requirements and can be submitted to the private sector. Generally, companies that only require academic qualifications only pay attention to the comprehensive quality of talents. In such a company, your resume must be vivid and wonderful, not sparse and ordinary. Sparse and common, it is a blow to the initial audit not to meet. Without bright spots, you can't create benefits. As for the driver's license, this is unnecessary.