In general, these things need to be written on your resume, which can help the interviewer better understand your past and whether you have accumulated experience. Find out your ability and whether you can be accepted by the company you are interviewing for.

In fact, the managers in school and internship in question can be understood as the project experience that needs to be filled in on the general resume. Actually, the stone project manager can be the content of the class.

For many of us college students, fine arts is a very strange thing. But don't be afraid, in fact, the content of the class can be written into your resume. I believe you have taken many different classes during your four years in college. Although you have little experience in scientific research projects, more classroom content can also reflect your communication skills, understanding and enthusiasm. You can improve your information collection ability and report processing ability, which are urgently needed skills in the primary workplace.

No matter in class, you can also add some extra-curricular experience, I believe a lot. There must be a lot of newcomers in the workplace, that is, some graduates who choose to do some internship projects during their college years. We don't help internship experience, but write about our experience, which can reflect your personal ability, but we should pay attention to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses. After all, the purpose of submitting a resume is to let a good big company recruit us, so I don't mind writing some failed internship experiences on my resume.

In fact, many college students are unfamiliar with this and don't know how to write it at first, but we can adopt the above suggestions to write our own recruitment resume, which will be much easier.