Interpolation method is much simpler than the company's recruitment process (communicating with the employer's department about the needs of the employer-publishing job advertisements-screening resumes-re-screening resumes-notifying the interview-preliminary examination-re-examination-salary negotiation-appointment time). As long as it is introjected, an interview will generally be arranged first, and it is relatively more efficient to reply directly with the preliminary examination and re-examination. It is much easier to infer from personnel quality and background investigation. After all, poor employees are embarrassed to extrapolate, which will also have an impact on themselves.
Interpolation will simplify the interview process, and some even avoid the interview; The feedback time will also be shortened. We all know that the recruitment process of big companies is very complicated. For candidates, these are basically the processes: submitting a resume-receiving an interview call to determine the interview time-written test-initial test-second interview (several second interviews are uncertain)-notice. If extrapolated, it is generally very simple, that is, written test+interview, and some even omit written test. During the interview, the salary will be clearly stated, and even the working hours and the information needed for entry will be directly agreed. However, if the interview is conducted according to the normal process, most of them are told to go back and wait for the notice, so I am not sure when to inform. The above is my answer, I hope it will help you.