2. Write "My name+applied position+contact number" so that HR can find your resume at any time.
3. You can also come straight to the point and apply for the position of _ _.
Don't write these resume names: "personal resume", "my resume", "resume" and "application resume", because these are written by many people. If it's all the same, even if HR took a fancy to you at the beginning, it can't be found when looking for your resume.
Key details
1, carefully check the written resume, and there will be no low-level mistakes such as typos, grammar and punctuation. It's best to find a friend with good writing to check the details, because others are more likely to check out mistakes than themselves.
2. It is best to print your resume on A4 standard copy paper, and the font is best to use the commonly used Song style or regular script. Try not to use fancy artistic fonts and colorful characters, and the typesetting should be concise and lively, avoid being unconventional, and arrange it like an advertisement. Of course, if you apply for typesetting, that's an exception.
Remember that your resume must highlight the key points. This is not a personal autobiography. Try not to write anything irrelevant to the job application, and never miss the experience that is meaningful to the job application.