1, resume, as the name implies, is a concise written introduction to a person's education, experience, specialties, hobbies and other related information. Resume is a standardized and logical written expression of targeted self-introduction. For candidates, resumes are the "stepping stone" to job hunting.

Write a good resume, send it alone or attach a cover letter, and you can apply for the position you are interested in. Take a few copies with you when you attend a job interview, which can not only provide ideas and basic information for introducing yourself, but also provide detailed reading materials for the interviewer. After the interview, it can also be stored in the computer or archived for future reference.

3. Most well-written Chinese resumes in the job market are in professional English resume format, and some even translate English resumes into Chinese word by word, so that the format of such resumes can at least be "in line with international standards". This kind of resume is mainly divided into three categories: the United States, Britain and Hong Kong. American resumes, especially those of famous American business schools, are concise, one-page and efficient in communication.

At the end of 1990s, this resume began to spread on bbs of famous universities in Beijing and Shanghai, and was recognized and used by more and more people. British resumes have many pages, and personal information such as age is fully "disclosed". In contrast, the description of work experience is not concrete and vivid enough, which is not desirable.

Resume in this format spread to Hong Kong more than 30 years ago, and was widely circulated in the market after localization. Although it is icing on the cake, plus the current salary level and salary expectation, there is still little description of work experience.