[Edit this paragraph] How to write a resume ◎ Basic contents of a resume:

1. Personal data: Name, gender and contact information (fixed telephone, mobile phone and email) are required, while birth date, hometown, political outlook, marital status, physical condition and hobbies are optional according to the individual and the position applied for.

2. Academic related content: graduation school, major, city and country, then the degree obtained and graduation time, studied.

Specialized courses (detailed transcripts can be attached) and some minor courses that are conducive to work.

3. My experience: My simple experience since college is mainly my experience of studying and being a social worker. Some employers

Pay more attention to what activities you have participated in after school, such as internship, social practice, volunteers, student union, Communist Youth League work, clubs and other activities. Remember not to include experiences that have nothing to do with the job you are looking for.

4. Honors and achievements: including "outstanding students", "outstanding student cadres", "outstanding league members" and scholarships.

You can also write down your experiences that you think are relatively successful (such as finishing college on your own).

5. Job hunting desire: show what you want to do and what you can do for the employer. The content should be concise.

6. Attachment: individual award-winning certificates, such as copies of certificates of outstanding party member, league members and outstanding student cadres, Grade 4 and 6.

Copy of certificate, copy of computer grade certificate, copy of published papers or other works, etc.

◎ CV writing standard:

1. neatness: resumes should generally be printed to ensure their neatness.

2. Concise: Resumes are generally required to be within 1200 words, so that the recruiter can read them in a few minutes and leave a deep impression.

3. Accuracy: The nouns and terms in the resume are required to be correct and appropriate, and there are no spelling mistakes and typographical errors.

4. Popular: the language is popular and fluent, and there are no uncommon words.

5. Honesty: the content is required to be realistic, neither supercilious nor supercilious.

◎ Demonstrate individuality and style;

Everyone's characteristics and experiences are different, which determines that the resume can't be the same, and personality and creativity should be reflected in the resume. If your resume is nothing new and you can't be "different", you can't attract the attention of the employer. The following three principles will help to make your resume more personalized.

The first principle: focus.

Recruiters want to see you take a serious and responsible attitude towards your career. Don't forget, the employer is looking for the right person for a specific position, and this person will be the most suitable one among hundreds of applicants. Therefore, if your resume statement does not focus on the job and position, or describes you as a job seeker suitable for all positions, you are likely to fail in any job competition.

The second principle: treat your resume as an advertisement-sell yourself.

The most successful advertisements are usually short and attractive, and can repeat important information many times. Resume should not exceed one page, job introduction should not appear in the form of paragraphs, and action phrases should be used as much as possible to make the language vivid and powerful.

The third principle: state favorable information and strive for the chance of success.

Recruiters also have requirements for ideal candidates: corresponding academic qualifications, work experience and technical level, which will be the key to the success of candidates in new positions. Applicants should meet these key conditions in order to impress the recruiter and win the interview. Similarly, don't add other irrelevant information to your resume, so as not to affect the recruiter's opinion.

◎ Make the finishing point and make a summary:

This is actually a very important part. "Summary" can write down your most outstanding advantages. Few candidates write these words, but employers think it is a good way to attract attention. [Edit this paragraph] Points to pay attention to when writing a resume 1. Check your written resume carefully, and there should be no low-level mistakes such as typos, grammar and punctuation. You'd better find a friend with good writing to check it for you, because others are more likely to find mistakes than yourself.

2. It is best to print your resume on A4 standard copy paper, and the font is best to use the commonly used Song style or regular script. Try not to use fancy artistic fonts and colorful characters, and the typesetting should be concise and lively, avoid being unconventional, and arrange it like an advertisement. Of course, if you are applying for typesetting, it is an exception.

Remember that your resume must highlight the key points. This is not your autobiography. Try not to write anything irrelevant to the job application, and never miss the meaningful experience of the job application.

4. Make sure that your resume allows recruiters to judge your value and decide whether to hire you within 30 seconds.

The shorter your resume, the better, because the recruiter has no time or is unwilling to spend too much time reading a long and empty resume. It is best to finish it within one page, usually no more than two pages.

6. Remember not to just send your resume to the company you are applying for, but attach a short cover letter, which will increase the company's goodwill towards you. Otherwise, your chances of success will be greatly reduced.

7. Try to provide proof of performance and ability mentioned in your resume, and attach it to your resume as an attachment. Be sure to remember that it is a copy, and never send the original to the employer in case it is lost.

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.

9. You can't make up your experience out of thin air. Lying is always despicable. No company likes employees who lie, but there is no need to write all your real experiences. Experiences that are unfavorable to job hunting can be ignored.

10, to organize the resume structure, a resume can't have duplicate content. It is important for people to think that your resume is organized and structured.

1 1, it is best to write your resume in the third person, and the word "I" should not appear in your resume.

12, your personal experience should be described in reverse order from now on, so that the recruiting unit can know your recent experience in the shortest time.

13, under the premise of rigorous structure, make your resume creative and make readers have a strong interest in reading.

14, every word should be carefully crafted and cherished as gold. Try to use concise and clear language.