Unlike the long preparation time in the written test, in fact, the preparation time and preparation time of the whole interview are relatively short, only about one month, so the pressure and difficulty of the interview are still relatively large. In most provinces, civil servants' exam interviews are basically structured interviews. Then Bian Xiao will introduce you to the basic process of the interview.
First, sign in and draw lots.
First, registration and lottery. First of all, candidates must remember the time and place of the interview. It is recommended to arrive at the examination room half an hour to one hour in advance. Candidates need to submit authentication materials before entering the interview, such as admission ticket, ID card, interview notice, etc. Only with the permission of the staff can you go in. Before the interview, candidates need to draw lots to determine their examination room number and appearance order. Some provinces will also implement the double lottery system, that is, candidates and examiners draw lots at the same time to decide the examination room and the order of appearance.
Second, wait for the exam and preparation
Second, wait for the exam and preparation. After the lottery, candidates need to enter the waiting room to prepare for the exam under the guidance of the staff. Don't walk around in the waiting room, don't whisper easily, and don't substitute some disciplinary items, such as mobile phones and materials. At the same time, candidates should keep quiet in the waiting room, observe discipline, don't disclose personal information at will, and be polite to the staff. If you need to go to the toilet, you need to be accompanied by staff.
Third, enter the examination room in order.
Third, enter the examination room in order. After it's candidates' turn to enter the examination room, they need to wait until the guide calls their own test number and enter the examination room in an orderly manner under the guidance of the staff. An examination room generally has a group of 10- 12 people. 5-7 examiners, 1 examiner 1 person, 4-6 examiners, scorekeepers and invigilators. Candidates should remember to be polite after entering the examination room, and don't make too many small moves.
Fourth, the formal answering session.
Fourth, the formal answering session. General interview questions are marked by the examiner, and candidates can use the paper and pencil distributed in the examination room to prepare answers. Structured interviews generally involve candidates taking turns to answer questions. When answering, candidates should pay attention to the fluency and logic of the language. Don't follow the script, have feelings and interaction.
Verb (short for verb) quits and announces the result.
5. Quit and announce the results. After the answer, candidates need to thank the examiner and leave in an orderly manner after getting permission. Don't leave immediately after leaving the examination room, you need to wait for the final results to be announced on the spot.
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