Fill in the form according to the actual situation of working status. Work status is on-the-job or unemployed. If you are interviewing for a job, it is a negotiation job. Resume: 1. Check your resume carefully to see if there are any typos, grammatical errors and punctuation errors. You'd better have a friend who writes well to help you review, because others are more likely to find mistakes than you. Figure 2. Resume should be printed on a4 standard copy paper, and the font should be standard typeface or normal. Try not to use fancy artistic fonts or colorful fonts. Unless, of course, you are applying for typesetting. Figure 3. Remember, your resume should be the focus, not your autobiography, anything irrelevant to the job you are applying for, and anything meaningful to the job you are applying for should not be left out. Figure 4. Make sure your resume gives recruiters 30 seconds to decide your value and whether to hire you. The shorter the resume, the better, because recruiters don't have time and don't want to spend too much time reading long and empty resumes. It is best to write on one page, usually no more than two pages. Figure 6. Remember, don't just send your resume to the company you are applying for, attach a short cover letter, and the company will increase your goodwill. Otherwise, your chances of success will be greatly reduced. Murder. If possible, provide evidence about the performance and ability stated in your resume and attach it to your resume. Be sure to remember that it is a copy, and don't send the original to the recruiting unit to avoid losing it. Figure 8. Be sure to use positive language, and don't use unconfident and negative language to write your resume. The best way is to write a resume when you are in a good mood.