Resume, as its name implies, is a concise written introduction to a person's education, experience, specialties, hobbies and other related information. Resume is a personal image, including a written expression of qualifications and abilities, and it is a necessary practical writing for job seekers. Resume can be in form, electronic version or other forms. A resume should generally include the following contents: (1) Personal information: name, gender, date of birth, native place, home address, political outlook, marital status, physical condition, hobbies and personality; Contact information (such as mobile phone number, e-mail, address and telephone number); There are also job hunting locations, functional categories, job hunting intentions, working years and so on. (2) Academic content: school, college, graduation date, major, class, degree, foreign language and computer mastery, etc. You can also list your GPA, some courses, your graduation project, etc. (3) My experience: My simple experience since I entered school is mainly to engage in social work or join a party group; Social work includes internships, work-study programs, job hunting during holidays, and voluntary work. (4) Honors won; Three good students, outstanding league members, outstanding student cadres, special scholarships, etc. ; Or participate in national academic competitions and international competitions. (5) My specialties: computer, foreign languages, driving, literature, sports, etc. (6) Personal skills: professional skills, IT skills and foreign language skills. At the same time, you can also list your skills certificates. (7) Third-party recommendation: A detailed and objective evaluation report is issued through a professional vocational evaluation system as a third-party recommendation letter and attached to the resume as a form of job recommendation. On the one hand, it shows the job seeker's occupational character and career interest; On the other hand, it is beneficial for employers to judge the matching degree between job seekers and positions. (8) Cover: You can also design a cover on your resume or omit it. Regarding the cover, some HR don't like the cover, so you should think carefully when choosing the cover. The requirements of the cover are generally simple, and personal information can appear on the cover for the convenience of the employer. Moreover, the style of the cover should conform to the company's culture and background, and also highlight its own personality and style. Resume should concentrate the essence of college life or graduate life, be concise and avoid procrastination. Personal award-winning certificates can be attached to resumes, such as copies of outstanding students' and outstanding student cadres' certificates, copies of CET-4 and CET-6 certificates, and copies of driver's licenses, which can leave a deep impression on employers.