How do non-Wuhan university students attend job fairs in Wuhan?

According to my job-hunting experience last year, in fact, the job fair in Wuhan does not limit the participants to graduates from local universities in Wuhan. Many foreign enterprises come to Wuhan to recruit employees, mostly because there are many local colleges and universities in Wuhan, and there are a large number of graduates every year, so it is easier to recruit suitable talents.

So students from other provinces can come to Wuhan to attend job fairs.

If students from other provinces want to attend local job fairs in Wuhan, the first thing to do is to collect relevant information about job fairs-through the internet, newspapers or contacts (the landlord listed two job fairs that he was concerned about, so I won't talk nonsense).

Then you need to determine the job fair related information such as name, time, place, exhibitors and so on.

The name is convenient for you to find and inquire about related matters when you arrive in Wuhan (if you forget the location, you can inquire online or call114);

The location is not much to say;

Time-time is usually two days, Friday, Saturday or Saturday and Sunday. Most of these two days are arranged in a particularly large job fair near graduation. In addition, major local talent markets in Wuhan (such as Shouyi Square and the starting point near the cavalry training ground) often have long-term formal recruitment.

Suggestion: It is best to go to the job fair on the first morning, and before opening the door! Because only when you just open the door (if you write 9: 00, it is best to wait outside the door at 8: 30) are the people with the least number, the most convenient to read the company introduction, the most free to consider which company to send your resume to, and the most likely to get an interview and pass the initial test directly! ! Remember, remember! Because we miss this time, the venue will be crowded with people, it will be difficult to see the company introduction clearly, and it is also a "long March" to submit a resume. However, if you go on the afternoon of the first day, it will be unclear when the recruiter will finish eating, and secondly, the venue will still be crowded ... If you go in the next day, you will take advantage of it early, but some units will receive enough resumes (or have a favorite candidate) on the first day and withdraw the exhibition the next day.

Newspapers with recruitment company information are sold outside the venue, generally 0.5- 1 yuan/copy. You might as well buy one (tickets 10 yuan, who cares? )。 After entering, according to the situation of the venue, mark the company you like, which saves the effort of remembering with your head (the newspaper usually marks the booth number of the recruiting unit).

Bring water (a small amount), food and newspapers. Thirsty, hungry and tired can all be solved. But normal people don't stay in it for more than two hours-unless they are waiting in line for an interview ... food can keep you from leaving the meeting at noon.

Things to bring:

Enter the venue-resume, student ID card (if any), complete copies of documents (generally not used at job fairs, just attach English certificate or diploma, degree certificate, technical certificate and other routine certificates to your resume), photos (at least 6), money (……), and the above suggestions.

From other provinces to Wuhan-above, add the original documents and daily necessities. If you apply for a second interview in a local unit in Wuhan, you are required to copy the documents and file them (during the second interview or after formal employment). You won't read the original document, but you should take it with you just in case, but keep it carefully:)