1. Choose the right resume format.
Resumes usually have two main formats: traditional format (sometimes called "classic format") and list format (sometimes called "web format"). The traditional format is a rectangular format with blank sides, while the list format is a list full of indents, listing your experiences with bullets or numbers. Choose a resume format that suits your needs and preferences.
2. Personal information
At the top of your resume, add your personal information, including your name, phone number, email address and personal website/blog link (if any).
3. Job hunting objectives
Under your personal information, briefly list your work goals. This will help recruiters understand your job intention and make your resume more in line with the job requirements.
4. Education
Starting with your highest education, list the school name, degree and graduation year. If you have relevant internship experience, you can add the name of the internship institution and internship position in this part.
5. Work experience
Please list each work experience in chronological order. In the work experience section, please use the following format: company name, position, working time and working place. If you have relevant project experience, you can add the project name and your role in the project in this section. Use keywords and phrases to emphasize skills and experience related to the job.
6. Skills
At the bottom of your resume, list the skills related to the position you are applying for. Skills can include computer skills, language skills, project management experience, etc. Use specific skill descriptions, such as "Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite" or "Python programming experience".
7. Certificates and awards
If you have relevant certificates or awards, you can list them in this section. Certificates can include professional qualifications, professional certificates, etc. The awards section can list the honors and awards you have won at school or at work.