Author: Employed at the Information Research Association
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: In Unit 1, "Basic Knowledge of Foreign Enterprises," the book introduces fundamental knowledge on how to find suitable jobs and how to read job advertisements. In Unit 2, "English Interviews," it starts with general interview etiquette and categorizes mock interviews, where interviewees engage in English conversations, including representative analogy questions that are likely to occur in actual interviews. In Unit 3, "Writing and Summarizing English Resumes," the focus is on writing resumes tailored to English-speaking companies, which differ from standard corporate resumes. Examples are provided to explain how to write resumes and follow-up emails to inquire about application status. Particularly for the work experience section of a resume, given that more and more ordinary companies now require additional work experience documentation alongside traditional resumes, this unit is highly practical for all job seekers. Readers who are employed by foreign enterprises, seeking to join ordinary companies, or preparing to change jobs will benefit greatly from mastering and applying the content described above.
Resume in English & English Interview
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