Are institutions really all set by default?

The system is not what we imagined, but preset. Nowadays, institutions in many cities need to pass a unified open recruitment examination before they can be hired. Generally speaking, if you want to be admitted to a public institution, you need at least a college degree, which meets the professional requirements and some specific conditions of the recruited institution. In addition, if they apply for institutions, you can't be over 35 years old. To take an examination of institutions, it is generally necessary to take some administrative basic ability tests and learn public basic knowledge. Generally speaking, institutions need to reach a certain proportion in the interview to be shortlisted. After being shortlisted, you have to go through an interview before you finally decide whether to admit yourself. Before admission, you have to go through a series of processes such as physical examination and political examination. Generally speaking, compared with civil servants, the examination of public institutions is only one less entry point. Of course, it is not excluded that there are certain default phenomena in individual institutions, but on the whole, the so-called post default phenomenon in examination recruitment of institutions is becoming more and more formal and transparent, and it has become less and less. We can't generalize and assume that public institutions default.