The "Jane" of a resume is not simple, but concise, clear and without superfluous words.

The "calendar" of a resume is not history, but experience, so it is not a long story, but an arrangement one by one.

Translate the literal meaning and describe your experience in concise language.

2. What's the use of a resume?

Many people say that resumes are used to find a job, so they will think of this "dusty past" when looking for a job.

Resume is actually a kind of self-summary, ending the past 20 years. Many people find themselves through resumes. So this guy is me. It turns out that I can only do these things.

This is a process of self-knowledge, the most important job before finding a job, knowing what you have, what your characteristics are and where your opportunities are. Although this is a process from fantasy to reality, some people will be proud and some will suffer, but you must.

3. What should I write on my resume?

Writing a resume is a process of introducing yourself.

First of all, introduce yourself who you are, education, self-evaluation, these basic information are simple and clear.

In terms of experience, what have you done, meaningful experience, and the place that best reflects your ability. For example, what position did you hold in school, what job you did, what awards you won, what internships you participated in, what you did, and so on.

Under the principle of truth, the more wonderful the writing here, the better, and it will also increase your confidence in job hunting!

4. How to write a resume?

After many students know what to write, they dare not write, for fear that they can't write anything.

Steps to write a resume:

First, write out all your experiences, whether wonderful or not, as long as you have done it.

Second, order by importance, and then describe each experience point by point, putting the most brilliant experiences and experiences that best reflect their abilities at the front.

Third, describe an experience, and it is best to provide support for the results. It might be more intuitive if there are numbers. For example, organize a large-scale activity with 1000 people and lead a team with more than1000 people.

Fourth, simplify appropriately, try to keep an experience in one line, reduce line breaks and refine the language.

Fifth, other distinctive experiences should be supplemented, but only for a short time.

5. How to get a resume?

Writing a resume is just the beginning. People with more experience need to "reduce the burden" and those with less experience need to "gain weight". Learn to advocate the one-page principle, and I support 1-2 pages.

Experienced people should remove those unimportant experiences and turn them into other special experiences, so that interviewers can ask questions if they are interested, instead of making them feel that their resumes are full of words. People with less experience can add their own ideas and comments to what they have done to enrich the content, but try to be objective.

6. Thinking after resume.

1 Who am I? What kind of ability do you have? Good at what?

What kind of job should I choose in the future?

What experiences are I interested in? What is this work?

Only when you know yourself can you know where your way is. Utopia will only increase confusion and panic. Speak with facts.

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