Changping recruitment supervisor

It is a big problem to find a job and do a resume after graduation. Lack of work experience is one of the biggest difficulties for fresh graduates to write job resumes. In the face of a resume that only shows the courses, self-evaluation and scholarships at school, the hiring manager has long been used to it and is not interested.

Resume photos directly give HR the first impression, so changping town Computer Training thinks it is particularly important to have a photo that can reflect temperament!

Photo requirements:

Photos should conform to their own temperament as far as possible, and there should be no big gap.

A neat hairstyle is very important to avoid unkempt appearance.

Keep your clothes as crisp as possible and don't have obvious wrinkles.

Cheer up and don't be depressed.

It must be a recent photo. Don't take out the photos of your freshman year.

Attaching importance to photos is not equal to artistic photos.

Fresh graduates should follow the following "seven don 'ts" when making resumes:

1. Don't prepare a thick book like writing a paper. Enterprises generally don't read a resume for more than 5 minutes. They should be good at grasping the main points, and the length should not exceed 2 pages of A4 paper. ?

2. Don't write all hobbies that have nothing to do with position and work, such as traveling, reading novels, singing, piano, etc. These hobbies will not give you extra points; ?

3. Don't attach the transcripts of all subjects in the school. Going to a company to apply for a job is not to apply for studying abroad. If the results are particularly excellent, write that you have won the first-class scholarship or ranked in the whole grade for several consecutive years. ?

4. Don't design too luxuriously, which will make the employer think that you are too good at packaging yourself, and even think that your resume is "decorated" by a special artist; ?

5. Don't write work experience unrelated to the position you are applying for, just provide background information to prove your ability according to the nature of the employer and job requirements; Don't show all your talents on your resume, so the employer won't get to the point; ?

6. Don't write down the minimum salary requirements and job requirements in your resume, or you may lose the interview opportunity. ?

7. Don't set too high a threshold for yourself.