Many recruiters will say that they will get some honors or rewards in school and social practice. So, is it really necessary to put all these honors on your resume? Facts tell us that it is impossible to do so. As we all know, no matter what you do, there is a sequence, and so is the honor in your resume. You should choose several representative and significant honors from your school or social practice to write in your resume, so that the contents in your resume are concise and focused.

Another point that needs to be emphasized is that when candidates choose their own honors, they should choose the position that is consistent with their application. You can't put all the irrelevant honors on your resume. Even if you write more, the recruiter won't waste time reading it again. Therefore, everyone should write down their important honors. For example, you can write down all the volunteer work you have participated in. This kind of honor can not only show your sense of responsibility, but also show your enthusiasm for your career, which is what this kind of applicants and recruiters like. Can make recruiters feel at ease and comfortable. The rewards in the resume should also be filled in the relevant important parts of the resume, in a certain order. That's how you fill in the honor section of your resume.