Most candidates often know nothing about the interview of civil servants, and they simply don't know what kind of questions are the so-called zero basis. Therefore, in the examination room, we have to face a very serious examiner and think about how to answer these questions that we have never understood. The result is that the more you want to answer clearly, the more you want to answer, the more nervous you will be, and there is no tension caused by the content. Therefore, in order to overcome the tension, we must know what we should do for each type of question, so that we can easily respond and answer the questions confidently. The first thing to do next is to fully prepare the answer content, so that: 1. Read more books. Look at the real questions over the years, understand what questions we have tested in previous civil servants, pay attention to social hot news, and enrich our experience; 2. Think more. On the one hand, seeing the real question is more about thinking about what to start with if you answer it. For example, when we watch the news broadcast or read the hot events of the Beijing News, we should think about what problems are reflected by the essence behind the phenomenon, so as to improve our comprehensive analysis ability. 3. Say one more word. Interview is a very practical subject. It's no use listening to what others say. It is more important to speak by yourself, so as to be proficient and improve your language understanding and expression ability. Really be content, don't be nervous.
Rule 2: Be familiar with the interview room.
Most candidates are interviewing for the first time, have no experience and don't even know what the interview room looks like. They may even think that they will have a one-on-one interview just like interviewing a company. This unfamiliarity with the examination room is also one of the reasons why we are nervous. Therefore, it is necessary to answer questions in scenes similar to real examination rooms. For example, the examination room is arranged 3-5 meters away from the examiner, and there are timekeepers, invigilators and other examiners next to it to restore the scene. Find relatives and friends to act as such people, practice in formal attire on this occasion, record it with a mobile phone or camera, and see the problems in each answer, and constantly improve it in this way. I believe that under such practice, I will not be afraid and nervous because I am unfamiliar with the examination room.
Rule 3: look down on the position of newspaper.
Most of our applicants are fresh graduates, facing various pressures such as employment, family and society. The purpose of applying for the exam is often to have a stable job, with a high social status, and more students want to apply. For example, if you want to settle in a big city like Beijing and Shanghai, it is the most convenient way to get a civil servant's account. For these reasons, many students attach too much importance to this job and subconsciously say "I must be admitted to the civil service". Therefore, on the one hand, we should adjust our mentality and underestimate this position, so that this interview is actually a breakthrough in our own ability, just look at how big our potential is, and treat the expectation of "being lucky and losing our lives" with a normal heart. Don't set it too high, but we can play better. On the other hand, in order to treat employment correctly and rationally, it is unnecessary to say that civil servants are the best profession. There may often be a career that is more suitable for my life value. Relax like this, I think it may be too long, and I should pay more attention to the process than the result.
Rule 4: Believe in yourself, you don't need to be perfect.
Many candidates will listen to some lectures and participate in some training before the exam. When they answer well in content, they become more and more anxious as they get closer to the exam, especially when they hear that some students answer particularly well, and find themselves at another level. They just envy and hate but can't see their own progress, so we should take a long-term view. You are comparing yourself, not them. In addition, many students always think about the exact level of the answers they want to answer in the process of answering questions, but blindly pursuing perfection can't even complete the most basic content. Therefore, we should rationally position ourselves, improve according to our own answering style, maintain good development, and slowly improve where there are shortcomings. Rich content is more practical than perfection.