1. The application position is not indicated in the cover letter.

2. The resume does not meet the recruitment requirements.

3. The content of resume is too simple.

4. There are errors in the resume or the time sequence is out of order.

5. Resume shows the experience of "frequent job hopping".

6. Other unforeseeable factors.

Solutions to the above six types of problems:

1, indicating the position you are applying for and the job requirements.

Find a job that suits you, and don't be too different from the original work experience.

Enrich your resume, don't be too simple, and clearly describe your knowledge, experience and skills, which will make your resume stand out among thousands of resumes.

Resume is like the "face" of job seekers, so avoid typos or time confusion.

5. Employers generally don't like "frequent job hopping" and are often rejected.

6. Sometimes timing and opportunity are also important, and luck is also part of the reason for the success or failure of job hunting.