Resume (English: resume), as its name implies, is a concise written introduction to a person's education, experience, specialties, hobbies and other related information. Resume is a standardized and logical written expression of targeted self-introduction. For candidates, resumes are the "stepping stone" to job hunting.
On February 24, 2020, 65438, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security promulgated the Regulations on the Management of Online Recruitment Services, which explicitly required recruitment agencies to examine the authenticity and legality of materials provided by employers, and at the same time, they should not disclose or illegally sell or illegally provide personal information collected by them to others, and offenders would be punished.
Pay attention to six points when submitting your resume.
1. Targeted
The low success rate of exploratory online job hunting is largely due to students' inability to understand the specific requirements of employers. Pay attention to the authenticity and validity of each recruitment information. Job seekers must carefully browse the introduction, job introduction, information release time and validity period of the recruitment unit. If necessary, they can also visit the company's website to obtain more relevant information. Pay attention to the other party's employment plan and recruitment requirements, and submit your resume according to your actual situation after fully understanding the recruitment position information.
2. Submit your resume as soon as possible
Usually, online job fairs last for a week or a month, but for job seekers, they should try their best to find their favorite unit and submit their resumes at the first time in order to seize the opportunity.
3. Directly file with the employer.
Most companies with employment needs will set up a recruitment area in the human resources department of the company website. Instead of filing on the job search website, it is better to file directly.
4. Avoid applying for multiple positions in one unit.
In online job hunting, there are not a few job seekers who apply for multiple positions in a unit at the same time. Experts from Worry-Free Human Resources Network suggest that applying for multiple positions in one unit at the same time does not mean that you are superior. On the contrary, the employer will think that you are blind, have no goals of your own, and lack opinions. Therefore, it is not advisable to apply for multiple positions in one unit at the same time.
Update your resume when you "find another job".
Of course, it's not a aimless update. The purpose of the update is to send out resumes with different contents for different companies and positions. When you send resumes to other companies, you should also confirm that I am suitable for this position from my resume. Therefore, it is necessary to make appropriate amendments to your resume before handing it in.
6. Submit your resume as required by the employer.
At present, most rampant network viruses spread in the form of attachments. For security reasons, recruitment companies generally expect job seekers to submit resumes in plain text. If the employer has special requirements on the format and delivery method of the resume, it should try to follow the requirements of the other party.