1. Check your resume carefully, and there must be no low-level mistakes such as typos, grammar and punctuation.

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 to avoid being unconventional. Of course, if you are applying for typesetting, it is an exception.

Remember that your resume must focus on the key points, it is not your autobiography, you should try not to write anything irrelevant to the job you are applying for, and you must not miss the meaningful experience and experience of the job you are applying for.

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.

5. Try to provide the 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.

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.

7. To organize the structure of your resume, there should be no repetition in a resume. It is important for people to think that your resume is organized and structured.

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

9. Under the premise of rigorous structure, let the resume be creative and make readers have a strong interest in reading.

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