Nurses want to go to the hospital for an interview, which questions they usually ask, what written test they usually take in the exam, and how to solve them.

The content of each hospital exam is different. Generally, there are three foundations for written examination, as well as professional ability and basic knowledge of public affairs. As long as you study hard, the written test is no problem and relatively simple. The most important thing in the operation is that you should relax and never be nervous.

Try to find the relevant information of the professional unit you are looking for. Job seekers should understand the job responsibilities, working methods, position in the organizational structure of enterprises, development space in enterprises, etc. And the salary and benefits of this position. In principle, the recruiting unit should explain these situations clearly to the candidates, but the reality often has its complicated and subtle side, such as the obvious gap between the actual situation and the situation introduced by the recruiting unit, and even the recruiting unit may deliberately hide some important information from the job seekers. All these require job seekers to understand and compare their actual situation with their heart, so as to reach the point of knowing ourselves and ourselves.

When you talk to the interviewer, you can't have a stiff and unfamiliar expression. You should show that you are a person who is very easy to make friends, so as to close the distance between you and the interviewer and make the conversation full of enthusiasm and pleasure.

There will inevitably be some unexpected situations in the interview, such as saying the wrong thing, asking too difficult questions, and even involving your privacy. At this time, it is more appropriate to pay attention to skills.

Don't be nervous when you enter the door. You should greet the interviewer actively and enthusiastically: "Hello, good morning", which can create a harmonious atmosphere between the examiner and you. Don't just sit down without the interviewer's invitation. When the other person asks you to sit down, you should thank him. Relax yourself when you sit down, but sit up straight, don't bend over, and don't shake your calves. Don't move the chair. Don't put your carry-on bags and belongings on the table, but on your knees. Keep your hands quiet and don't fiddle with paper or other distractions. Keep your eyes on each other when you speak. If there are two or three interviewers, look at the chief interviewer. Let the interviewer finish the interview. Don't act impetuous, eager to leave or go to another appointment until the interviewer finishes the conversation. Finally, I thanked the interviewer for giving me the opportunity to take the exam and left politely.

That's all. I wonder if I can help you. Wish you success!