Offer, the full name of offerletter, is interpreted as employment letter and admission notice in Chinese, but there is no unified name. Some people call it "the letter of admission", some people call it "the letter of employment" and some people call it "the invitation letter".

In the past, it was generally said that a foreign company or a foreign school sent a letter in a similar format, expressing its willingness to be hired. Later, many people received their own "offerletter" from the company and called it a telephone offer. When they were informed by the company that they were qualified for the interview, they said that they had received the offer, but the real offerletter was just a very formal big enterprise.

1. If you have confirmed this company and are happy to receive an offer (some companies send it to you by courier through the original, and some companies send it directly with the scanned official seal), then please reply to the company as soon as possible according to the offer received.

If you don't want to join this company, you should reply. After all, this is a basic question of politeness. If a job is hard to find in graduation season, the job you get may not be what you want, but there are still many people who want it. Don't waste their time, leave the work to the people who want it.