This can't be generalized. For example, when I screen my resume, I usually read it online, make a phone call, and then fill in the brief reasons when I arrive. Why are you doing this? Because the quality of website resumes is very low, many people are automatically matched by the system, so it is impossible not to screen them. They just need to read it first and remember a phone number if they think it's appropriate. When you come for an interview, the interviewer will usually come with your written resume. Then either throw it away or file it to inform you to come to work. As for why not print directly online, first, what is printed online may not meet the needs of recruiters; Second, let job seekers fill in the resume form, and you can also see how the handwriting is, and the handwriting can also reflect some aspects of a person. So I generally don't print my resume directly, and I don't save my online resume. I am used to cleaning regularly.

I hope I can help you.