1, campus presentations are all of a company's campus presentations, including some of his introductions, and then sign up to send resumes. The campus job fair should be that many companies come to the school and then hold this job fair. One company, one post, not so much publicity.

2. Do some companies only accept online investment? It's not clear yet. You can pay attention to the company you want to enter. Online voting generally depends on keywords. For example, if you write about sweeping the floor in Baidu, the chances of your resume being screened out are quite high. This is just an example. Generally sent to the mailbox of a specific company person. Because of many recruitment, he asked the recruitment company to screen your resume first. Maybe people are not so serious, or not 100% clear, so they brush you off. I voted through Zhaopin, and no one asked me for an interview. And I sent it directly to someone else's mailbox, basically asking me to go for an interview. At least people think you are not suitable, and sometimes they tell you.

3. Resumes are accepted at campus job fairs. Generally, there will be on-site interviews, depending on your major. If you go to a remote area, you will usually be told on the spot that it has passed and let you sign the contract. If you are in the city, you will usually be told to wait for an interview. A game or something.

4, there is no program. Bring your resume, go early, then look at your suitable job, then give it to others and sit down and chat for a while. . . Remember to go early anyway. You can go to a job that you don't particularly want to go to first and exercise your courage. . Then go to your favorite company and do well.

5. It's still early. We are both in February and March and April. It's still early anyway. . .

Give you some advice, but I don't know what your major is. You can look at the test questions first. Many companies have the same test questions. . . If it is finished, it will be great.