We start the exam this afternoon 1. 1 1: 50, we will meet in a hall on the fifth floor. Everyone sent an envelope asking the phone to be turned off and put it in. The staff nailed it on the spot and put it away.
Followed by the lottery. Draw lots with people applying for the same position. If the quantity is too small, several positions will be mixed together. There are 20 people in our group, and I got 13.
From 1, we were led to the examination room on the third floor one by one, and immediately after answering, we were "invited" to the lounge on the second floor, and then we were not allowed to leave, let alone go upstairs and make phone calls (of course, as mentioned above, we were taken away).
The most tormenting thing is waiting for the call. Everyone answered about 10- 15 minutes, so it was almost 4 o'clock when it was my turn ... It was really painful. ...
There are 7 examiners, including a timekeeper and an operator. Paper and pencils are provided by others, and they are pencils, so there will be no shortage of water ... The topic has nothing to do with the occupation I am applying for, but your expression ability and reaction ability. Our first problem is resources and environment, the second and third problems are interpersonal relationships, and the fourth problem is the way to receive the masses. Obviously, it is unlikely that you will raise a topic related to public safety. You don't have to bother to introduce yourself. It was cancelled several years ago, for fear of revealing candidates' information.
My experience is: don't be nervous. I was so nervous at that time, I sat down and answered the first question, and then I remembered that I forgot to unbutton my suit, buttoned it when I left, and forgot to say "goodbye" to the examiners ... I also often looked at my watch, and I didn't find a big clock in front of me until the fourth question. ...
Until the end of the exam, everyone returned to the examination room, the examiner announced the scores on the spot, and asked the candidates to sign in turn to confirm (cruel ...), and then went out to take their mobile phones home. I didn't even want to take my mobile phone when I saw my horrible score ... I didn't expect the total score to come out, haha. Don't give up until the end ~)
That's it. Good luck.