The resume plays a key role in the job search, and employers value the resume. You want to make a resume that is correct, worded, and attractive. [1]

Summarize three of your own characteristics and write them down. The qualities required for different jobs are different, and you should look at the specific situation. For example, the trait of "innovative thinking" is good for hiring copywriters, but it is not suitable for hiring welders. It is too abstract to concretize traits and simply say "innovative thinking". You have to give examples of how to use creative thinking to solve problems.

Use the form of storytelling. Let your resume reflect your way of doing things. Suppose you work in a restaurant. Instead of saying "I am a waiter", you should say "I used to serve five tables of guests at the same time when the restaurant was full and I was well received." This can reflect your ability to withstand stress, you can handle many things at the same time, and you care about your guests.

Writing your resume in chronological order is an idiomatic way. List your work history from near to far, so that the employer can see at a glance, and you can quickly see the work you have done and the job you are applying for.

In addition to being completely chronological, you can also write the most relevant work experience at the top and describe it more specifically. Secondly, other work experiences are listed in chronological order in the next module.