Or will you just use the star rule?
After the new year, it must be job-hopping fever. Resume is a stepping stone to get an interview invitation. After the interview, the resume is of little use. Talk about the project experience during the interview, or try to answer more questions in the project, so that we can talk.
So how do you write the project experience in your resume?
Have we heard or seen many experience posts saying that we should write according to the star rule?
What is the background of S:S:station? T: What task did Task receive? What action did you take? Results: What results have been achieved.
In fact, what you do in a project, the employer doesn't care at all, and it's not the most important.
We may do many projects in our work, and some projects only need to list the results simply, which will be mentioned in the interview. There is no need to talk about every project according to the star rule.
And it is best to explain each item clearly in 4-5 lines, and try not to break lines.
About the interview:
Not only on the resume, the project experience should be written like this, but also in the interview, we were told to use this logic to answer when talking about the project experience.
So before the interview, I have been preparing this routine how to answer, thinking about how to answer with this process in my mind, and I didn't hear the interview question at all.
When talking about a project, don't always give yourself a framework template to say it. This will not show your ability, but will also make people feel a strong desire to express and keep talking.
Interview, talk about project experience, first listen to the interviewer's question clearly, and then wonder in your mind why he asked this question.
Because the question you ask is probably related to what this position is going to do, and irrelevant people ask you what to do.
finally
Employers don't care how many projects you have and how awesome they are. The most important thing is what you have done to match the position you are applying for!
Even if the result is not good, the most important thing is to show your learning ability and humble ability to find people to communicate!