A resume is a brief summary of your abilities, education, experience, and skills. Its main

task is to convince prospective employers to contact you. A resume has one purpose: to get you a job interview. Resumes must do their work quickly. Employers or personnel officers may look through hundreds of applications and may spend only a few seconds reviewing your resume. To get someone to look at it longer, your resume must quickly convey that you are capable and competent enough to be worth interviewing. The more thoroughly you prepare your resume now, the more likely someone is to read it later. The tips of a resume are as follows.

Resume

Personal Information

Name: Date of birth: Place of Birth:

Gender: Marital status: Citizenship:

Education

2006-2002:

2002-1998:

…

Work Experience

…

References

According to the passage, what makes writing a resume difficult is knowing what to include and ______.

A．what not to

B．why not

C．how making

D．when making