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1、(Curriculum Vitae) Resume(摘要，簡(jiǎn)歷)Name: Lucy（Lilu）Sex: Male1988HENAinhang101OBJECTIVETo obtain a position which will allow me to utilize my communication, auditing and problem solving skills.SKILLSExperienced with Microsoft Office Professional, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint .EDUCAT

2、IONHenan University of TechnologyCollege Degree 2011Application letterDear Sir or Madame:I take the liberty of writing you to apply for an auditor in your corporation.In 2011，graduated from the Henan University of Technology，I can use computer to work with Microsoft Office Professional, including Wo

3、rd，Excel and PowerPoint. As a freshman, I havent much more experience, but I think that I can try my best and use my duty to do everything. As an auditor I must do that: under the leadership of the Minister, in accordance with national audit regulations, the company accounting audit system of the re

4、levant provisions of the company responsible for developing the implementation details of specific audits, after approval at a higher level organizations. Control, evaluation, correct subordinate units deviate from the plan's overall financial targets behavior. Responsible for all matters relate

5、d to audit, preparation of internal audit report, made dealing with comments and suggestions.Sincerely hope that you could give me an opportunity of first of all.Yours very truly. Bank (yinhang) STUDENT NO: 200838940218Interview TipsKnow the company.Your knowledge of the prospective employer will co

6、ntribute to the positive image you want to create. Research the company before the interview. Talk to others who work there; ask for information about the firm and for a job description when the interview is set up; use the Internet and your local library鈥檚 reference books on public and private orga

7、nizations.Know the job.Learn everything you can about the job you're interviewing for and how your previous experience and training qualify you for this position.Know yourself.Review your resume before the interview to have it fresh in your mind, because it will be fresh in the mind of the perso

8、n who interviews you. Better yet, have it in front of you on the table.Make a Good First Impression.The outcome of the interview will depend largely on the impression you make during the first five minutes.To succeed, you must project a professional, competent and enthusiastic image. Your aim is to

9、convince the interviewer that you would be an asset to the company. Keep the following in mind:Be on time.Do whatever it takes to arrive a few minutes early. If necessary, drive to the company the night before and time yourself. Allow extra time for traffic, parking and slow elevators.Shake well.A f

10、irm handshake is appropriate and projects confidence. Make eye contact when you shake.Be honest.Tell the interviewer about your work skills, strengths and experience, including any volunteer work you have done. If you haven鈥檛 had a particular kind of experience, say so, but also demonstrate your abi

11、lity to learn new skills by changing the focus back to a time when you did so for a prior employer.Listening skills.Listen carefully and ask questions to probe deeper into what the interviewer is telling you. Most interviewers are delightfully surprised by a question such as, "How could I help

12、you solve the problem you've just described?"Negative statements about previous jobs or employers. NEVER make them. Instead, be diplomatic. No matter how bad your last job or boss was, there's probably something good you learned from the experience. Emphasize the positive - with a smile.Questions during interview§ Please tell me about yourself. § Why should we hire you? § What are your plans for the next year? Two years? Five years? § What do expect to get from this job? § What are your biggest weaknesses? § What are your biggest