Initial letter; Abbreviation; Capital letters in a name (plural of initial)
Write your initials on your resume.
Foreigners sometimes use their initials instead of their full names. For example, the initials of "John robert smith" are "JRS" or "JS", which is also a form of signature. Sometimes even unimportant documents only sign their initials, but this only applies to westerners' names, not to China's names.
When Chinese mainland people's names are written in English, all the words in a compound surname or multi-word name are written together, and the whole surname or first name is regarded as one word, so the initials are two letters. For example, Zhang Jianying's initials are JZ.
Matters needing attention in editing resume:
1, carefully check the written resume, and there will be no low-level mistakes such as typos, grammar and punctuation. You'd better find a friend with good writing to check it for you, because others are more likely to find mistakes than yourself.
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 fonts, and the typesetting should be concise and lively, and avoid being unconventional and arranged like advertisements. Of course, if you are applying for typesetting, it is an exception.
Remember that your resume must highlight the key points. This is not your autobiography. Try not to write anything irrelevant to the job application, and never miss the meaningful experience of the job application.
4. Make sure that your resume allows recruiters to judge your value within 30 seconds and decide whether to hire you (the resume is about 200 ~ 300 words).
Remember not to just send your resume to the company you are applying for, but attach a short cover letter, which will increase the company's goodwill towards you. Otherwise, your chances of success will be greatly reduced.
6. Try to provide 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.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-resume