The teacher who has a direct interview has already passed the interview. Does it matter if you don't go to the medical examination and sign the agreement?

The teacher who has a direct interview has already passed the interview. Does it matter if you don't go to the medical examination and sign the agreement? You are a fresh graduate, and the county next door comes to your school to recruit people, as long as you have an interview. After the interview, you can have a physical examination directly, and signing the agreement will be included in the preparation. Do you think it will affect the preparation of other teachers behind you if you don't go to the physical examination after the interview? Many people are worried about what will be recorded and what will be affected. After reading your account, I know that your teacher qualification certificate has been obtained. You are qualified to be a teacher at school. You recently passed an interview with a county school. You hesitated to have a medical examination, and you didn't sign the agreement. It must be because you want to be a teacher in a better school. Your choice is not wrong, but I think you just graduated from school. You can start from the grassroots, that is, accumulate teaching experience from your hometown school, and then fly high to achieve the development results you want. I wonder if you can take my advice. If it is wrong, please ignore it.