|
Many people will turn into a sort of hoarder when writing their resume. You can't fit 18 bullet points of details for a job you had in 2002. It's barely relevant, and a busy hiring manager won't read it. 在写简历时，很多人会变成囤积者。描述2002年做过的一份工作时，你无法在简历中塞下18个关于那份工作细节。这几乎不相关，而且忙碌的招聘经理也根本不会把你的简历从头读到尾。 If they want extreme details on the things you've done, your resume has already done its job, and you'll be getting a call for an interview. 如果他们想要了解你所做工作的更多细节，你的简历已经帮你实现了目的，因为你将接到一个面试电话。 Keep it clear, concise, and as relevant to your new industry as possible. 保持简历的清晰简洁，并尽可能与你的新行业相关。 6.Put Education In The Right Place 6. 将教育背景放在正确的位置 Most resume advice tells you that once you're a few years out of school, you should move your education down to the bottom of your resume. This is true for the most part, but there's an important exception career changers may want to consider. 大多数简历建议告诉你，离开学校几年后，你应该将你的教育背景这一栏放到简历的最下面。这在大多数情况下都是如此，但转行者可能需要考虑一个重要的例外情况。 If you recently earned a degree relevant to your new field, place your education section before your experience section. 如果你最近获得了与你的新领域相关的学位，请将你的教育背景放在你的工作经历之前。 7.Remember That You're More Than Your Resume 7. 记住一点，你本人比简历重要 Having a great resume is no doubt important, but when you're a career changer, there are things that matter more. 拥有一份出色的简历无疑是重要的，但是当你转行时，还有些事情更为重要。 Especially when you are making a career shift, connecting with people in the field through authentic relationship building can give you a leg up, so that someone is willing to take a chance on you–no matter what is on your resume. 特别是当你转行时，通过真实的人际关系建立与职场人士的联系，可以助你一臂之力，这么一来无论你的简历是否出众，总会有人愿意给你机会。 （责任编辑：晨鸿） |
