Talk about campus job fairs. Is it really necessary to go?

Job fairs in colleges and universities are generally organized by talent institutions and university employment centers under the jurisdiction of the government, which mainly serve the groups to be employed and employers.

Job fairs in colleges and universities are generally divided into on-site job fairs and online job fairs. The job fairs mentioned in daily life usually refer to on-site job fairs.

Job fairs are divided into two types: industrial and comprehensive. Before attending the job fair, you should know the industry and nature of the job fair and avoid wasting time if you don't meet the position you are looking for.

Job fairs held by universities are generally aimed at their own universities' majors, which is beneficial for college graduates to find suitable jobs at job fairs. Usually, job fairs rely on the reputation of colleges and universities to attract well-known enterprises to participate. Then there are many types of jobs in the job fair. Graduates' participation in job fairs can increase opportunities for communication and employment with their units. It is very conducive to the employment of graduates.