When it comes to resumes, many people may think that resumes are simple experiences. Then it was written into a simple running account. In particular, the key part of resume is work experience. Everyone's habit is to write the first job, the second job and the third job according to the time period ... then each assignment is also 1, 2, 3. ...

For example, the job content of a financial worker is usually written like this: 1, making accounting vouchers, bank reconciliation; 2. Purchase invoices and apply for bills; 3. Submit accounting statements.

Another example is a buyer's job: 1, responsible for the company's material and equipment procurement; 2. Check the quality and quantity of purchased materials; 3. Responsible for the submission and reimbursement procedures.

Reminiscent of Song Dandan's sketch "The Hour Worker", there is a line: How many steps does it take to put an elephant in the refrigerator? Answer: Three steps. Step one, open the refrigerator door. Step two, put the elephant in. Step three, close the refrigerator door.

Very realistic work content, but it is a clear running account, which reminds people of the work on the assembly line and anyone can replace it. Then, how to write a good work experience can be started from the following two aspects:

1. Work experience: Of course, you should start with the most important one recently, especially the work experience related to the job application. Instead of keeping a running account from the first job after graduation, some unimportant or short-term experiences can be selectively ignored.

2. Work content: After thinking about the work experience to be written, it is naturally the work content corresponding to the work experience. At this time, you should focus on your performance during your work, especially the achievements achieved through your own thinking and hard work, rather than the assembly line work that anyone can replace.

For example, when the above-mentioned financial workers keep accounts, their performance can be to ensure that the accounts are consistent, the accounts are consistent, and there is evidence to rely on, to prevent unreasonable expenditures, and to increase revenue and reduce expenses for the company; Or how to standardize financial behavior, improve efficiency and ensure that all kinds of daily accounts are settled on a daily basis during the period when the company's scale is expanding.

Another example is the performance of the above-mentioned buyers, optimizing the procurement process during their tenure, ensuring the quality and quantity of suppliers, how much procurement expenses have been saved through their own efforts, and whether the procurement budget is accurate.

The same job content, different descriptions, but completely different feelings. So, don't write your resume as a simple running account.