Is it difficult to stop the "fight" between the recruitment major and the enrollment major?

? I don't think this should be a contradiction in itself. As far as the nature of this incident is concerned, I think the main responsibility lies with the recruiting unit. Because the professional catalogue of its recruitment is "China Language and Literature", and the candidate's major is "Comparative Literature and World Literature", when you examine whether the candidate is qualified for the exam, you should clearly inform the other party that the conditions are not met and you will not take the exam. However, it is ridiculous to dismiss a girl on the grounds that both the written test and the interview are the first place when she clearly passed the exam. Even if you don't know it during the written test, you can always see the interviewer's resume during the interview, which is very clear and professional. Why didn't you ask questions at that time? This not only wastes the applicant's time and energy, but also is the loss of the employer. Besides, this candidate's major also belongs to one of the two disciplines under "China Language and Literature". Secondly, isn't strength and ability more important than this so-called hard condition? I can't help but question the standards for recruiting civil servants by relevant government departments. Is the original intention really to get competent employees? Or think deeply, have you decided on a person? After all, as we all know, the positions of civil servants are basically 1 or 2 people. In this case, cheating is also very possible. In fact, I can't help feeling sorry for this talented girl. The essence of this matter is not that the recruitment major is inconsistent with the enrollment major, but that the recruiting unit has not conducted in-depth research on this major. Because this applicant has already studied for a master's degree, everyone knows that the major of a master's degree is Excellence. Basically, they all choose a direction to do research under the broad category of professional disciplines, which is also needed by the country. Why is it completely impossible to go to the recruitment unit? It's really confusing!