For example, if you participated in a large-scale school-level activity or organized classmates to complete a difficult activity together, you can write all these things that can reflect your ability of organization, communication and planning, and write out all the benefits you brought to the team through this activity and what you gained yourself, instead of writing "I organized classes to participate in xxx activities on XX, XX, XX" and then disappear. HR is more concerned with how you organize and the final result. If you don't know how to describe this experience, you can apply the format of "when, what, what methods, what achievements, what benefits and experiences have been brought to the team".

2. Project experience

1) Universities generally require internship credits, and you can write your own internship content. Similarly, internship experience, can not just write a sentence "internship in xxXX from XX to XX". The key point to write is what your daily work there is, what contribution you made to that company in those projects and activities, and what ability you finally gained.

2) If you have no internship experience, you can write about your graduation project, such as how you chose the topic, what materials you investigated, how you arranged the progress of the whole design, how you completed the graduation project, what you learned in the process, and what kind of experience you can provide in similar work in the future.

3) or how you completed the course design of a certain course, you can write it in a quantitative and detailed way. In fact, the process of writing a resume is also a problem that you didn't consider before you finished those things.