Among all kinds of questions in the civil service interview exam, comprehensive analysis is the most difficult, because comprehensive analysis is an all-round assessment of candidates' comprehensive knowledge and level. When answering such questions, candidates should try to make a comprehensive and objective analysis and put forward their own countermeasures.

Generally speaking, there are the following principles for answering comprehensive analysis questions:

First, dialectical analysis. Please talk about how you understand the sentence "failure is the mother of success"?

This sentence has always been regarded as a wise saying and a self-evident truth by many people. If we reflect on this sentence a little, we will find some problems. It makes sense that failure is the mother of success. If you sum up experience and lessons after failure and stand up to success on the basis of failure, then failure is the mother of success. If you fail, then failure is the grave of life. Where is the mother of success?

Second, the point of view is clear. When answering the comprehensive analysis, we should not only treat the analysis problem dialectically, but also have a clear point of view. For example, "Who doesn't talk about people behind their backs and who doesn't talk about people behind their backs?" How to understand this? It is immoral to talk about the shortcomings and privacy of others behind their backs, which is not conducive to everyone's getting along; If the phenomenon behind a unit is serious, it will affect interpersonal relationships, thus affecting the development of work and the improvement of efficiency. At this time, the point of view must be very clear.

Third, sublate sublimation. Some topics are different from what we said in the dialectical principle. They can be in this way or that way, which is not as good as what we said in the principle of clear views, but there is still a possibility, a higher possibility, which is neither this way nor that way. Sometimes we need to jump out of the problem itself and look at it from a higher level. For example, we have an exam topic: please talk about your understanding of "not listening to the old man, you will suffer in front of you" When answering questions, we should not only emphasize the importance of listening to the opinions of the elderly, which is Yang, but also sublimate the answer to the height of being good at listening to others' opinions. This is the development of this sentence, called giving up, which is beyond the sentence itself. We can also call it sublimation. Finally, we will change this sentence to: good at advice.

Of course, when answering questions, you need to analyze specific problems. It is necessary to pay attention to the recent social hot issues in the whole country, so that when answering questions, we can know fairly well, deal with them calmly and achieve good results.

Finally, I wish all candidates good results in the public aviation examination.