Hehe, if this brother is attending a job fair, it is very bad to give others such a resume. It is too simple and gives people the impression that they are not serious and do not pay attention. But if you send it online, it is still possible. More refined. As for not replying, this is normal. You can put yourself in others' shoes. If you are in charge of recruitment, you will certainly receive a lot of resumes in the current employment situation. If so, will you open them one by one? So no matter how well your resume is done and how excellent your skills are, how can I reply to you if people don't even read it? So if you think a position in a company is suitable for you, you should send your resume first, and then call the unit director within three days. You can tell him that you are applying for a position in your company, and your resume has been sent to an email one day. And ask the supervisor if he has seen it. If the supervisor really wants to recruit, he will definitely check your resume after hanging up the phone, so that you have more opportunities. Call the supervisor in two days or so, and then there will be news. ...

You won your chance, so don't wait for him.