这里不是显示你独到的视觉设计品味的时候,最土最常用的字体最保险,比如Calibri, CG Times, Times New Roman, Arial或者Courier。整个简历除了最上方的名字,以及section name之外,字号要统一,且不要小于10 pt。本来筛简历就很无聊,字一小人家HR更懒得看了。Margin不要少于1/2 inch即可。
Normally your personal details would be your name, date of birth, address, telephone number and email.
一般来讲,你的个人信息包括你的名字、出生日期、地址、电话号码和电子邮箱。
For your education you should mention your university and degree subject; any relevant school work should also be included. Remember the reader of your CV may be used to a different scale of grades to you; you might be a Chinese graduate applying to a Western company or university, for instance. Therefore it is important establish how grades are scaled in your country. It is only necessary to mention accomplishments that show your best side; no need to state poor results and don't lie! Many people use reverse chronological order when listing dates; that is, start with the most recent date first and work backwards. Both chronological and reverse chronological are acceptable but stick with the same throughout your CV.
Work experience should emphasize skills that relate to the job you are applying for. Show how the experience developed you, so even working in a shop or restaurant involves working in a team and providing a quality service. Likewise if you are looking for a finance job, focus on numeracy and problem solving skills, whereas for marketing emphasise negotiating abilities. You may not have had much experience if you are a graduate student but don’t forget to mention internships; use them to show what you learnt and improved and what your responsibilities were.
Interests and achievements should be kept reasonably short. As you grow older your employment section will lengthen and this section will diminish. It is a good chance for you to mention any interests relevant to the job: current affairs if you want to be journalist. Examples of leadership: captain of a sports team, chair of a student society.