Is there hope for civil servants with low interview scores in the Xingtuan Public Security System?

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It is basically hopeless, but if others have lower scores than you, there is still a chance.

Notes on civil servant interviews:

Details determine success or failure, and this is no exception in civil servant interviews. Some people are carefree on weekdays and don't stick to trivial details, but they must "stick to trivial details" when interviewing for civil servants, because these small details determine the success or failure of your interview! In order to help candidates successfully pass the interview, experts have summarized eight points of attention.

1. Be sure not to be late, know yourself and your enemy, and be sure to arrive at the designated location a little early. Get familiar with the classmates who will be interviewing together, understand other people's situations, and observe other people's temperament, speech, and behavior. Wait, position yourself secretly in your mind!

2. Civil servants must not mention their name, school of graduation, etc. during interviews, as mentioning these may lead to suspicion of fraud.

3. Do not bring any communication tools with you to the interview, or shut down your phone completely before your turn.

4. Be sure to follow the instructions of the management staff in the waiting room and lounge, and do not act without authorization. Don't be relaxed and casual at this time, maybe someone is observing your actions at this time.

5. After entering the examination room, facing a row of 7-8 examiners, you must be calm and calm, and do not tremble or fear. Scanning his eyes from left to right, he said with a smile: "Good morning (afternoon), teachers." Then he walked to the desk and chair reserved for candidates alone, looked at the examiner in the middle as if asking, and waited for the examiner to say: After saying "please sit down", Fang sat down slowly and calmly. Pay attention to your sitting posture. Don't sit down, and don't drag or move the chair.

6. After you finish answering, be sure to say you have finished the answer. You should listen to the examiner's questions carefully before answering. No matter whether it is simple or easy, do not answer in a hurry. You should think about it for about 30-50 seconds before answering.

7. Here we emphasize the three principles for answering questions: Be confident and generous: Don’t be timid, stammering, and even more opposed to being indifferent and too casual.

Be honest and witty: Even when you answer some questions, you feel that your hat is too big and too false. Will the examiner believe it? So you might as well adapt it tactfully and add a little bit of detail based on the actual situation. Decorate and embellish to increase trust.

Original and insightful: Oppose to rhetoric and unrestrained imagination. Civil servants pay great attention to logical thinking and the level of organization in speaking and thinking. When answering questions, you must answer to the point, grasp the key points, and explain a little. The examiners are very smart, and no one can't understand what you mean! Don't be afraid of unconventional opinions. As long as you can justify yourself and have a well-founded argument, you can show that your insights are unique!

8. Don’t start in an anticlimactic manner. Pay attention to your movements when leaving the exam room. Don’t make a harsh sound when leaving your chair. Use your hands gently when you go out. Small things like walking in the door with a light belt may become your Waterloo if you don't pay attention!

The China Public Education website publishes all kinds of public examination information as soon as possible. It is recommended to pay attention in time and wish you success in the exam!

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