In the current tide of civil service examinations, more and more job seekers are participating in the public service, and in the face of fierce competition, candidates hope to have a better performance and performance in the interview. However, many candidates are worried about whether they will suffer in the face of an already tired examiner when they draw the interview order later in the interview order. This issue has become a topic of great concern in today's public ***.
First of all, is it unfair to draw the order of interviews later? In the case of public ***, the order of interviews is usually determined by random drawing, so there is no obvious unfairness. Every candidate has the same opportunity and possibility to participate in the interview. In the process of listening to the candidates' answers, the examiners will also try their best to maintain professional quality, so as not to affect the fairness of the candidates' assessment results due to the front and back of the interview sequence. Therefore, from the perspective of fairness and justice, drawing the latter does not mean that you will definitely lose.
However, on the other hand, the candidates who draw the latter may really need to work harder. In the huge group of candidates, everyone's interview time is limited, and the fatigue of the examiners may also increase over time, which makes the candidates who are drawn to the back indeed face certain challenges. Probably due to examiner fatigue, each candidate receives a different level of attention. In the interview assessment, how to better show their advantages in the limited time has become a challenge for the candidates who draw lots later.
So, how should candidates who are drawn to the back deal with this situation? First and foremost, being well prepared is key. Before the interview, candidates should fully prepare their own materials and knowledge related to the position they are applying for, and understand the job requirements and requirements as much as possible. Second, be confident and calm. Although the interview order is drawn randomly, it is also possible that the candidates who are drawn later may perform well and gain an advantage. Therefore, during the interview process, it is important to maintain a calm mindset and let yourself be at your best.
Overall, although the selection of the interview sequence at the end of the interview will present some special challenges, it does not mean that the candidate will suffer. In the public school, every candidate has the same opportunities and possibilities, and the key lies in their own preparation and performance. Only through thorough preparation and confident and calm performance can you truly win the interviewer's approval and grasp the opportunity of the interview.