How should fresh graduates write their resume if they have no work experience?

Many fresh graduates have no work experience, or even little experience in school. When writing their resume, they feel blank, but is there really nothing to write? If you are one of the legendary three-nos (no high grade points, no internship experience, and no student union experience), then you can consider filling out your resume from the following perspectives.

1. Demonstration of ability, including but not limited to the following categories (excluding the three no-grade points, internships, and student unions just mentioned):

Competition certificate, participation Those types of competitions, whether you have obtained a ranking, and the relevance of the competition to the target position;

Social practice, whether you have participated in social practice, such as charity, volunteers, etc.;

Part-time job Experience, you must have had this before. If you haven’t, then take a look at the following;

Personal experience, this is really a situation that there is nothing to write about. For example,

You can also write about things related to your recruitment experience from your life.

2. In terms of attitude, the attitude of job seekers can really be seen at a glance:

I think that when it comes to finding a job, being a fresh graduate with three no's, Even if you think you don’t have anything good to write about, I don’t think you should give up. At the very least, you must win with attitude. And if a resume is written better than poorly, you can see the attitude of the job seeker. Please, finding a job is your own business. If you don't want to be a waste, please be sure to show the attitude you should have and take it seriously. Don't just place a form online, fill in your personal information, and then copy and paste a random self-introduction found on the Internet. This is not a reflection of your attitude! It is a bad idea to compile a resume because it is very likely that you will be cheated during the interview, so we are not encouraged to compile a resume.

The correct approach is to explore other qualities and write a resume as close to the recruitment needs as possible.

Some jobs require very professional skills, but some jobs do not require strong skills but comprehensive qualities.

Let’s take a look at some specific job analyses, such as the following position of purchasing assistant. Do you find it difficult after reading this? Is there anything technical? The threshold is to know English. Apart from English, you can get started with other things relatively quickly, right?

We’re looking at another job opening that has skills written all over it! ! Can you design? Is there a basic aesthetic? Will you use design tools? Of course you can learn these, but compared to learning and understanding the standards of the product, which one is faster and easier to get started?

Jobs with strong skill requirements usually do not find people who have no skills at all, so if you are not good at anything, it means that our job search channel is a bit narrow;

If you It’s not that you have no talents. You can design and have skills, but you just don’t have relevant internship experience or work experience, so you can’t write a good resume.

Look at this case, a real case.

I received a resume from a college. He was addicted to studying when he was in school and couldn't extricate himself. Then he didn't participate in any internship. When he first gave it to me, the resume looked like this.

Not bad, the awards and honors are quite rich ~ IMHO, if your resume is like this, you can still find some jobs, but it is not very competitive, but it can improve your competitiveness after optimization .

I told him that you can write about your award-winning experience. You can write about how you did it, what you did, and how you achieved this result, so that it will be richer.

Does it look like your resume will be richer?

Therefore, if you have no work experience, you can think about starting from your awards and honors, college experience, part-time jobs, academic performance, and social practice.

If you still ask me, "My academic performance is not good, I have never participated in a competition, I have never been to a student union or anything like that, and I don't even know how to use an office. I just go back to play games in class, my grades are not outstanding, and I can’t play games well, so how should I write a resume?”

Then, you should ask yourself, what have you been doing in college these past few years? But since it has been raised, the problem must be solved, right? I have thought about it for a long time, what should I do if I really have a blank in study, internship and other aspects. I think this may be the only way, but I haven't tried it, and I don't know if it can be used...

It is to dig out relevant experiences from life and write them on the resume, for example,

The recruitment position of a certain company requires the ability to withstand stress, communication skills, balbabalb, etc.

You have nothing, you have eaten for 22 years and gone to school for 16 years. I have never even served as a team leader, how should I write at this time?

Find something to illustrate your ability to withstand stress. For example: you caught a cold when you were taking an exam. In a very strict proctoring environment, I performed exceptionally and achieved excellent results.

Find a specific example from life to prove your certain ability. It is a very simple and easy-to-understand truth. Can you get it?

I think this is the only solution I can think of when I have nothing. Of course, if you have awards and honors, college experience, part-time jobs, academic performance, and social practice to write about, then you should write something else. Right~

Some people think that if the requirements are not met, they will be stuck by HR. This is an established fact. It is really difficult for an ordinary college student who has been working for four years and only plays games every day and knows nothing else to go to some top companies, or even better companies. The path you have taken in college has become narrower and narrower, and of course it cannot be changed by just relying on a resume.

However, it is not ruled out that some people are very good at studying and cannot write resumes, so I wrote such a reference;

In addition, there are some job seekers who really have nothing. , if you don’t write something, you may not even get an interview invitation. Some people even told me about standard resumes, so what are the standards for resumes? How to write when you have nothing?

A carefully written resume is not compared with students from Qingbei, nor with people who have internship experience in famous companies, but with people with similar conditions.

Regarding the selection of some resume templates, you really don’t need to use any colorful templates. The resume is more about the content. You can try the resume template of Super Resume. It is simple and elegant, and does not require typesetting. It is really convenient!