Job hunters scan a QR code at a job fair in Taiyuan, northwest China's Shanxi province, March 6, 2015. [Photo: CRIENGLISH.com]
Job-hunters have used QR codes to delivers their resumes instead of bringing their paper printed ones at a job fair in Taiyuan, northwest China's Shanxi province Friday, reports the Taiyuan Evening News.
The high-tech job fair firstly used the method of O2O (Online To Offline). The attendees only have to bring their smart phones and scan the QR code to get the electronic tickets, information of the companies and deliver their resumes.
More than 500 companies have attended the job fair and provided over 9000 positions, including the China Pacific Insurance Group and Yanshan Peterochemical.
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