Will the civil service interview be fair?

Relatively speaking, it is fair. The interview is divided into two lots, first the examiner draws lots to decide the examination room, and then the candidates draw lots to decide the examination room. With more than 20 examination rooms and hundreds of examiners, it is still difficult to find a relationship.

Moreover, except for the personal data of candidates in the interviews of some departments such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the examiners of other civil servants do not have the personal data of candidates, and candidates cannot disclose their names, parents' names, graduation schools and other relevant information during the interviews.

So it's fair compared with other interviews. Of course, we can't rule out some special circumstances, but strength is always the most important.