What questions will the staff of street grass-roots public service posts ask in the interview?

Before interviewing for street recruitment, I asked this question:

1. What do you think of college students working in clubs?

2. What do you think of study?

3. Some residents of a residential area refused to pay the property management fee, which made the property company refuse to undertake the responsibility of public health cleaning, which led to disputes between the residents of the residential area and the property company. What should you do if you are the community secretary under the jurisdiction of the community?

Although there are many interviewers, not everyone will ask you a question. Generally speaking, they will adopt a topic and process similar to the civil service examination, and there will be a unified interview topic, usually three questions. There may be a question that has some connection with the specific work, and there will be 20 minutes to answer it.

More than a dozen examiners, sitting in the middle is the one with the largest position, or the examiner, so that you can make eye contact with the examiner in the middle when answering questions. The key is to be calm. If you are really nervous at the scene, just hide your hand under the table and don't be seen by the examiner. Good luck.