Design principles of resume
1, really. Resume must be true in content, such as what course you choose; Don't write if you don't choose. This is especially true for part-time jobs. You write everything. Don't make one, write three or four. Because in the interview, your resume is the interviewer's goal, and he will ask you any questions on your resume. If you learn or do it, you can answer, otherwise you and the examiner will be embarrassed and your credibility will be lost in their eyes, which is very unfavorable. Tell the truth, don't exaggerate, it's important to trust your own judgment.
If you don't take part in any part-time job, you don't have to write, because the examiner knows that you are a newly graduated student, and the essential job of a student is to study. Maybe you just focus on your major and don't care about anything else; Maybe you chose a second major or minor while studying this major; Maybe you don't have a part-time job outside school, but you have done a lot of social work in departments or classes on campus. In short, you will have your own choice, cherish your choice and be proud of it. So you don't have to worry about not having a part-time job or making it up. Please remember that examiners are all students, and they will respect your choice.
2. Concise. Resume, resume, preferably simple and clear. If the resume has too much content and lacks a sense of hierarchy, it will give people a trivial feeling. You must write down the necessary information such as name, gender, date of birth, contact number and address. In contrast, height, weight, blood type, what jobs parents or even siblings do are not very important. These contents are purely auxiliary information, so it is not necessary, at least it should not occupy an important position. You can concentrate all the information you think is important on the first page, and then attach the information you think is secondary, such as transcripts of each semester, copies of award certificates and other information. This kind of resume examiner can read only one page, which is very effective. If the examiner is interested, he can continue reading the attached documents.
3. There is nothing wrong. There must be no mistakes in your resume. Try to check word for word before sending, and don't leave any punctuation marks. Otherwise, he will be regarded as a careless person and may be eliminated in the fierce competition.
(2) the content of the resume
Resume has no fixed format. For college graduates with less social experience, it generally includes personal basic information, education, social work and extracurricular activities, hobbies and so on. , its content generally includes the following aspects:
1, personal basic information. Mainly refers to the name, gender, date of birth, home address, political outlook, height, vision and so on. , generally written in front of the resume.
2. Education. Employers mainly know the intelligence and professional ability level of candidates through their academic qualifications, which should generally be written in front. Traditionally, the order of writing academic qualifications is chronological, but in fact, employers pay more attention to the current academic qualifications. It's best to write back from now on and write it in middle school. Excellent academic performance, winning scholarships or other honorary titles are the highlights of study and life, which can be listed one by one to increase the weight;
3, production practice, scientific research achievements and graduation thesis and published articles. These materials can reflect your work experience and show your professional ability and academic level, which will be a powerful reference in your resume;
4. Social work. In recent years, more and more employers are eager to recruit college graduates who have certain adaptability and can engage in various jobs. Student cadres and graduates with certain practical work ability and management ability are very popular. Social work is very important for graduates who are still studying, mainly including social practice activities and extracurricular activities.
5. Work-study experience. Even if the work-study experience is not directly related to the job application, it can show your will and leave a good impression of hard work, diligence, responsibility and positivity.
6, specialty, hobby, personality. Refers to the skills you have, especially Chinese writing, foreign languages and computer skills. Hobbies and personality traits can show your moral character, self-cultivation, social skills and team spirit, which are closely related to the nature of your work, so use appropriate words.
7. Contact information. Don't forget to write down your contact address, telephone number and postal code, lest the employer lose the opportunity to choose a job because he can't contact you.