For the same event, different people have different views and opinions from different positions and angles, but candidates appear in the examination room as quasi-civil servants. Therefore, when answering questions in the interview, candidates should regard themselves as government workers, and the starting point of thinking should be "leveling the world", standing in the position and angle of civil servants, and answering questions in the way of civil servants' thinking. This requires candidates to know more about the current political hotspots and the relevant background of the government's public policies.
It is worth mentioning that some interview questions will have more specific and detailed provisions on the identity of candidates, such as: (20 14 National Examination Customs Interview Zhenti) You are the new property manager in the community, and the former person in charge said that the pipeline in the community has existed for a long time and may be dangerous when handing over the work, but at present no residents in the community have reported the relevant situation. What do you do in view of this situation? In this problem, the candidate's identity is only a "property manager", that is to say, the depth of the problem can be unlimited, but the specific countermeasures and measures that can be taken must conform to the identity of the property manager and cannot exceed the scope of responsibility of that identity.
2. cadence, showing the key points.
Whether it is structured interview, leaderless group discussion, or other interview methods, candidates can apply the skills of reciting and speaking to answering questions. Candidates should have an overall grasp of their answers. When answering key points, key points and highlights, we should pay attention to the intonation, which is loud, clear and passionate. Doing so can mobilize the examiner's * * *, so that the examiner can have a deeper impression on the key points of your answer and get a higher overall impression score. Chinese public education experts suggest that candidates spend a few minutes practicing reciting every day, which can not only enhance the appeal of interview answers, but also accumulate a large number of famous sayings and aphorisms, so as to achieve twice the result with half the effort.
3. Terminology, clever finishing touch.
When answering questions in an interview or discussing without a leading group, proper use of famous aphorisms and leaders' speeches can make the finishing touch, make their views and arguments more convincing, and make examiners feel that candidates are knowledgeable, rigorous and have good language organization skills. But famous aphorisms should not be misused, let alone misused, otherwise it will be counterproductive. In addition, candidates can use some technical terms such as current political hotspots and national policies when answering questions, such as: decentralization, upside down, etc. , can reflect the candidates' higher political literacy and improve the grade of interview answers.