It is an exam with strict selection criteria, and candidates have experienced a lot of sadness and hardship in the preparation process. However, when the written test is over, candidates can breathe a sigh of relief and put more energy and thought into the upcoming interview, striving to achieve good results in the interview and further improve the "landing rate". However, in this online age full of all kinds of information, candidates need to keep their eyes open to avoid being exploited by people with bad intentions.
For most candidates, showing off that they have "landed" before the results are announced may be a psychological comfort, an expression of expectation. But it is worth noting that students who are actually admitted to the civil service do not have extra time to show off online, but want to keep a low profile so as not to be recognized by others or even reported. Many test takers will share their notes and materials after the results are released, because they understand that keeping these things will only take up space. Therefore, when some candidates are in a hurry to show off and sell classes before the results are announced, smart candidates have already seen the purpose and will not be easily fooled.
The selection criteria for civil service recruitment are mainly based on professional competence and merit. It is independent of factors such as the student's family background, economic conditions and connections, which ensures fairness and transparency in the recruitment of civil servants. Therefore, only candidates with sufficient professional ability and excellent performance can pass the layers of screening and finally obtain the qualification for admission. The performance of the interview can determine whether the candidate can successfully "go ashore". Therefore, candidates must not only achieve good results in the written test, but also show their advantages in the interview, so that they have a greater chance of successfully passing.
As a candidate, don't treat other people as "stupid and sweet" and try to get improper benefits through some unnecessary tricks. Whether it's attracting attention by announcing "ashore" or rushing to sell classes before the results are announced, these actions will only make candidates see through it. Moreover, these little tricks are not necessary, and I believe that people who are really admitted to the civil service will not have much time and energy to play these little tricks.
Every year, candidates who take the public *** experience the same exam process, the same amount of questions and difficulty, and all face the same uncertainty. Therefore, candidates should maintain a good attitude, do not dwell too much on whether the questions are difficult or not, but should adjust their preparation plan in a timely manner and seize the opportunity to improve themselves. Even if you don't play well, don't be too frustrated, organize your mood in time, prepare for the provincial exam, and strive for better opportunities.
In the process of participating in the public ***, candidates need to be cautious in their words and deeds, especially to be wary of their parents not to easily disclose their information about the application. Showing off your achievements or revealing your identity too early can easily arouse the jealousy or blush of others and increase unnecessary trouble. At the same time, during the interview stage, you should be clear about what you can say and what you can't say, so as to avoid the loss of opportunities due to carelessness. More importantly, maintain a good image and attitude to get a better impression score.
The interview is more difficult than the written test. Candidates need to improve their language skills, logical thinking skills and on-the-spot response skills through mock interviews and other training. In addition, change your external image and maintain a generous, decent and capable image to make a good impression on the interviewer, so as to improve the chances of a successful landing.
To sum up, when the results of the national examination have not been announced, the behavior of blindly showing off that they have "landed" is often false, and there may be some kind of purpose hidden behind it, and candidates should be vigilant and not be easily fooled. In the public ***, it is necessary to maintain cautious words and deeds and a good preparation mentality. Interview preparation and improving language skills are also crucial. I hope that every candidate can actively prepare for the exam, get good results, and successfully realize their dream of going ashore!