For example, Tianjin national tax, who will organize the interview for recruiting civil servants, and how to ensure fairness and justice? Is it appropriate for candidates to bear all the expenses of t

For example, Tianjin national tax, who will organize the interview for recruiting civil servants, and how to ensure fairness and justice? Is it appropriate for candidates to bear all the expenses of the interview? National tax and local tax seem to be under the unified responsibility of the municipal bureau, and the recruitment is generally the responsibility of the Municipal Personnel Bureau. The exam is absolutely fair, at least I haven't heard of anyone who can get in without taking the exam because of anything. You can only apply for one position when you register, and each position is the top three in the interview.

You can ask many people who have passed the public examination, all of whom entered the public institutions through the public examination, and they are not as black as others say. Of course, if someone really has a strong relationship and happens to be the same as the position you are applying for, and his exam results have entered the interview process ... it may not be guaranteed to be fair. After all, he has strength and connections ... but I believe that most of the exams are fair, and many of my friends are civil servants who are admitted by themselves.

The interview fee must be borne by the candidates. Is this appropriate? There is really no way to change it ... So far, there has never been a case of reimbursing candidates' examination fees in the history of China. ...