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What does an ordinary resume include?
Generally speaking, the contents of a resume should include basic elements such as "my basic information", "personal resume", "ability and specialty", "job hunting intention" and "contact information".

"My basic situation"

Including: name, age (date of birth), gender, native place, nationality, education, degree, political outlook, school, major, height, graduation time, etc. Generally speaking, the more detailed my basic information is, the better, but there is no need to gild the lily. It is enough to simply explain a content element with one or two keywords.

"My practice and work experience"

Mainly highlight the social work, posts and work in various internship opportunities in the learning stage. For graduate students who have already taken part in the work, it is also very important to highlight their achievements in the original post.

"My ability and personality evaluation"

This kind of introduction should be appropriate, and try to match your expertise, interests and personality with the professional characteristics and requirements you are seeking. In fact, "my study experience" and "my practice and work experience" also reflect my ability and personality, so we must take care of each other before and after.