Interview Contents for English Majors in Public Libraries

If it is an open recruitment by the government, it is likely to be interviewed by civil servants, and there are not many professional problems. If there is a problem with the major, there is little possibility for public libraries to recruit English departments. One is the editing and editing of foreign language documents, and the other is translation (such as the front desk of foreign language reading room, the development of foreign language documents, and occasionally receiving foreign readers). Since it is a labor dispatch, that is to say, there is no preparation and no special requirements, it may not be a professional job like document editing, and translation is more likely. You can look at the website of the library, learn about the general situation of the library, special literature and scientific research projects, see if they have any foreign projects recently, and prepare your understanding of the purpose of the library and your views on the management objectives of the library in English.

I don't know what kind of grass-roots staff you are referring to. The most basic job of public libraries is to borrow books. Around borrowing books, the whole process is that some people interview books, some buy books, some classify them, some put them on shelves, some shelve them, some help readers borrow books and return them, and some old books are eliminated.