Can you believe the message informing you to go for an interview?

First of all, email notification is normal. Small companies usually call, and some send emails in addition to SMS notifications, so it is normal for some banks I interviewed to only notify the results by email, which leads to some applicants not confirming the information on time. Besides, you also submitted his resume, which is generally no problem. If I send you a notice without submitting my resume, you need to pay attention. Moreover, it is unrealistic for large companies to call many applicants and many people who need to be notified.

Secondly, you voted for two positions, which is uncertain. I have had such an experience. Generally speaking, it seems that you have been transferred to a position similar to sales, because some positions in good companies are more concerned by everyone, and sales are often ignored. Ask again at the interview. If he asks you, tell him which two positions you voted for. Many companies have had such problems. Just tell him the truth.

Who read your resume? That record has nothing to do with the company you submitted your resume to. It's not that the company takes the initiative to look for you, and of course it won't take the initiative to read your resume, but it's normal to read it after receiving it.

90% HR will send an interview invitation letter to the email address filled in the candidate's resume, which will contain detailed interview time, place and contact information.

If there is only a phone and no mail, you can find it by the following steps:

Open the Carefree homepage and select "Company Name" as the search option.

Enter the company name in the search box, and then click Search.

A list of all positions in the company will appear on the page. Click on the company name behind any position to enter the company profile page.

Under the company profile module, there will be introductions such as "Company official website" and "Address".