What do professional editors take?

The examination of public institutions, like the civil service examination, is divided into two stages, one is written examination and the other is interview. Generally speaking, the written examination will include professional ability test and public basic knowledge test. The former is basically the same as the public test, but the amount and difficulty of the questions are different. At present, most provinces and cities mainly test the basic knowledge of public affairs, and different cities in each province may be slightly different. The basic knowledge of public affairs covers a wide range, covering politics, economy, science and technology, culture, history, current affairs, philosophy and theory, etc. In addition, there will be certain professional subject exams. Professional exams (such as accounting) look at the needs of various positions, and there is no unity. There are structured interviews (comprehensive analysis, social phenomena, scenario simulation, interpersonal relationships, speeches, etc.). ), and several of them will use leaderless groups. Teachers often give lectures. (This is no different from civil servants)