Questions about campus job fairs

1. The campus seminars are all about the campus seminars of a certain company, including some introductions by him, and then sign up and submit your resume. The campus job fair should mean that many companies come to the school and hold this job fair. With one company and one location, there won’t be so much publicity.

2. It is not clear whether some companies only accept online investment. You can pay attention to the company you want to join. Online betting generally looks at keywords. For example, if you write that you scanned the ground on Baidu, there is a high chance that your resume will be screened out. Just such an example. Generally, you send it to the email address of the personnel of a specific company. Because for many recruitments, they will let the recruiting company screen your resume first. Maybe they are not that serious, or they are not 100% clear, so they will brush you off. I applied through Zhaopin Recruitment, but no one asked me to go for an interview. And if I send it directly to someone's email, they will basically ask me to go for an interview. At least they think you are not suitable, and sometimes they will tell you.

3. For campus recruitment, resumes are collected. Generally, there will be on-site interviews. It depends on your major. If you go to a remote area, they will usually tell you on the spot that you have passed and let you sign a contract. If you are in an urban area, you will usually be asked to wait for notification to go for an interview. A competition or something like that.

4. There is no program. Bring your resume, go early, and then look at jobs that are suitable for you, then give your resume to others, sit down by yourself, and chat for a while. . . Anyway, remember to go early. You can first go to a job that you don't particularly want to go to and practice your courage. . Then go to the company you like and perform well.

5. It’s still early. We are all in December and March and April. It’s still early anyway. . .

I’d like to give you some advice, but I don’t know what your major is. You can take a look at the written test questions first. Many companies have the same written test questions. . . If it's done well, it's pretty awesome.