2. Character size. If you need two pages to complete your resume, please clearly and completely show your experience and achievements. Don't compress the layout, and don't shrink the font to the extent that others are difficult to read.
3. the truth. Although you want to "sell melons and brag", don't make up dates or titles to blind you to the fact that you have lost your job, or that you frequently jump ship or engage in lower positions. If your prospective employer does a background check and finds that you are lying, say goodbye to your job!
4. State your talents. If you lack the work experience required for the job you are looking for, don't use time expression in your resume. Give priority to your relevant work experience and skills through functional expression or technical expression.
5. Publicize your advantages. Don't simply copy the terms describing the nature of work in the company's personnel manual. In order to show that you have an advantage over other competitors, you don't need to simply list your job responsibilities, list your special contributions, the percentage of growth, the number of customers you have increased, the awards you have won, etc.
6. Don't use any excuses. Don't put your reasons for leaving every job on your resume, such as "the company was sold", "the boss is an idiot" or "asking for a high salary"
7. What have you been doing recently? Don't simply show every position you hold. The personnel manager is most interested in your experience in recent years, so please focus on the recent and most relevant work experience.
8. Set goals. Don't submit your resume one by one according to the company recruitment advertisement in the Sunday newspaper. If your qualifications are far from the job requirements, don't submit your resume. Read the advertisement carefully and decide whether you have the right qualifications before you deliver it.
9. Please don't send attachments. When you send your resume, don't send a copy of your academic report card, recommendation letter or award certificate together unless you are specifically asked. If you get an interview, you can take these materials with you.