According to my experience, let's talk about my resume after the second interview.

Let's look at the real feedback from a graduate student.

A student from Yi Yun Future 19 Mathematics 1 struggled for a long time and finally squeezed into a 985 second interview. As a result, due to his inexperience, he blindly sent an email to his tutor without a resume. Fortunately, the teacher did reply to him, but unfortunately the teacher's reply made him crazy. This classmate entrusted me to convey his experience to everyone. Please look at the picture:

In fact, to some extent, the teacher this classmate met was quite good. At least the tutor is willing to inspect the student and give him a chance to perform. If this classmate doesn't have a resume that the tutor can expect, it is likely to form an unqualified influence in the teacher's mind, which will eventually lead to the failure of the second interview.

Do I need to prepare my resume for the second interview?

Don't! Colleges and universities do not stipulate that the second interview should bring a resume! So if you really don't have much time to prepare for the second interview, you should concentrate on professional courses and oral English. Knock on the blackboard ~ For those who want to get into a good school, it is suggested that in order to let the teacher know your advantages at a glance during the second interview (e-mail, interview), it is recommended to prepare a resume (if conditions permit, it is recommended to sign up for a second interview remedial class, which will save you a lot of detours and save you a lot of time looking around for information templates. Remember, some money still needs to be spent.

Is the resume useless?

Don't! When thinking about how to edit your resume, it is actually equivalent to practicing self-introduction in an interview. Writing it down in words will make you think more rationally about how to organize sentences and how to avoid digging traps for yourself when introducing yourself. If your resume is pleasing, it will definitely leave a good impression on the teacher (the impression score is very important).

When you send an email to your tutor, if you attach a beautiful and high-quality resume, it will leave a deep impression on the teacher, and may even give you a positive reply and admit you directly (there are many such examples), so I don't need to emphasize the usefulness of the resume, and all the thoughtful research can be prepared.

Re-examination resume = work resume?

Don't! Don't! Don't! Never write a resume, XXX's part-time experience is listed, so be sure to avoid that the content has nothing to do with the teacher's interest! ! The most important thing is to show your academic level. When writing a resume, the content should focus on three aspects that the tutor is more interested in: the core professional courses of the undergraduate course; Academic projects done during college, or professional-related internships; Topic selection and summary of undergraduate graduation thesis.

We must pay attention to this warm reminder! I wish you pass every exam and successfully pass the second interview!