1. Required contents:
A) Name, telephone number and e-mail address (including postal code)
B) Educational background education (excluding senior high school)
C) Work/volunteer/relevant experience
(1) Every work experience has at least two main points.
(2) The main points are the most difficult part in resume writing, and they are also the most frequently asked by ordinary students. Coverage includes: verbs+details+who/for whom? What? Where is it? Why? How come?
(3) Be specific! ! It is best to include numbers. For example, before: responsible for supervising employees! After that: organized the training and supervision of 10 employees, in addition to annual assessment of employees to ensure quality service.
(4) All bullets begin with verbs. If it is past experience, use the past tense. If you are still doing something, you can use the simple present tense.
(5) Be careful not to use a verb repeatedly. International students often have questions. You can check the list of action verbs that replace words, or ask others for advice.
2. Other components that can be included are:
D) work objectives are dispensable. When there is a blank space on the page, it is usually used to occupy space. If yes, please explain which company you are applying for and which position you are applying for. Don't apply for a position in your company.
E) qualification summary can be used to highlight skills and characteristics, and put it under column a). Do not write complete sentences. Key points, for example, the high comfort of cooperating with different opinion polls.
F) Computer software or language skills.
G) If the clubs or organizations to which extracurricular activities belong can show some outstanding abilities, they can also list points such as experience, but they should be directly related to the applied work. Don't list your hobbies! Unless this activity can show that you have some abilities needed for this job.
H) awards and honors
I) The professional background should be directly related to the applied job.