1, personal basic information

Generally, basic information such as name, gender, date of birth, contact number and address should be stated. Generally speaking, the more detailed my basic introduction is, the better, but remember that it is enough to simply describe a content element with one or two keywords.

2. Job hunting intention

College students' job-seeking resumes must specify their job-seeking intentions. Many job seekers don't write their own job hunting intentions when doing resumes. In fact, the recruitment unit will generally publish the recruitment information of multiple positions, and sort them according to the intention of job seekers after receiving resumes. At this time, if your resume does not indicate your intention to apply for a job, it is likely to be put aside and no one will continue to read it. So be sure to indicate your job intention.

3. Education

For college students, due to lack of work experience, academic qualifications have become a part that must be stated and should be ranked first. Some students tend to put work experience before academic qualifications, which may lead employers to regard you as someone who has already worked, thus losing their competitive advantage.

4. Work experience (internship experience)

School practical experience: those who have served in the school student union and the Youth League Committee should be written down. As a fresh graduate, there are not many opportunities for social work, so this is very important. In addition, those who have participated in various societies and associations in the school can be written as work experience.

Internship experience in the company: if you have internship experience in the company, you should specifically write what you have done. However, you should choose something relevant to the position you are applying for, and don't write something irrelevant.

5. Self-evaluation

Self-evaluation in college students' job resumes can generally be written or not. If you want to write, you can properly evaluate your personality and professional knowledge, but be true and objective. Be careful not to write too many words of praise, up to three. In addition, when evaluating your personality, don't use contradictory words and exaggerate your abilities.

In short, the resume of college students is the first impression left to the interviewer. Pay more attention to every detail of the applicant. Any small behavior or action may bring you different interview results. If you want to stand out from many competitors, you must do a good resume.