Be careful not to send email as an attachment. You can copy your resume in the body of the email (that is, in WORD, organize the version and copy it to the blank part of the email for writing. It is not easy to edit directly here). If you are afraid of insecurity, you can send it to your other email address first, and see how it works after opening it.

My experience is, first check the company's email address on the talent network (companies that want to recruit employees will make it public) and send it directly to the company. When I was looking for a job after graduation, I sent it directly and got many interview opportunities, while those who registered directly on the website and other news did not have interview opportunities.

In addition, if you register on the website and get a call later, especially from Guangdong, the salary is very attractive, and you don't remember to submit their company's resume, be careful. It may be a bad thing done by pyramid schemes. Be careful and remember! ! !