What should I take in the interview of public institutions?

Self-awareness is the key examination question of public institutions, focusing on job-hunting motivation and job matching, which is also an interview question in many provinces and cities.

There are two main types of self-cognition, one is job-hunting motivation, and the other is ability-job matching. Job-hunting motivation focuses on candidates' exam motivation, and the topic setting is mainly to ask candidates' strengths, weaknesses, abilities, experiences, hobbies, exam motivation, self-evaluation, etc. In short, the job-hunting motivation focuses on examining the candidates' own situation; Competency-post matching, as its name implies, refers to the matching of competence and job requirements. For this reason, the competent job matching question focuses on evaluating the relevant abilities of candidates at the work level, such as execution, professionalism, professional ethics, team awareness, organizational culture and so on. In short, the competency-position matching problem focuses on evaluating whether the candidate's competency matches his job.

comprehensive analysis

The meaning of comprehensive analysis questions:

In the structured interview exam, the comprehensive analysis question is a difficult question to understand, and it is also a comprehensive question to assess the quality of candidates. It has always been an examination question in institutions and regular examinations. In the examiner's evaluation form, the comprehensive analysis question is defined as follows: things can be considered from a macro perspective; We can consider all its components from the microscopic aspect; Can pay attention to the relationship between the whole and the part, and the organic coordination between the parts.

Evaluation ability of comprehensive analysis questions

Comprehensive analysis mainly examines the ability of candidates to analyze and synthesize, generalize, judge and reason, and reveal the internal relations, essential characteristics and changing laws of things, that is, the ability to analyze and solve problems. In the process of answering questions, we should often use dialectical thinking methods, which should be grasped both macroscopically and microscopically. In this way, we can initially dig out a comprehensive analysis question and form a basic framework, and to answer the question well, we need to be well-founded, from shallow to deep, from point to surface. As the saying goes, it is easy to answer, but it is difficult to answer well.

Problem classification

social phenomenon

Social phenomena mainly cover current affairs hotspots in the fields of politics, economy, culture, social spirit and ecology, among which social and people's livelihood hotspots have the highest frequency. Social phenomenon questions generally test candidates' views on current hot issues, or directly ask the reasons and countermeasures of the problems. This kind of test questions is generally more difficult. For example, during the Asian Games in Guangzhou, the municipal government introduced free buses and subways, which caused overcrowding and was cancelled one week later. What do you think of this?

(2) Famous sayings and proverbs

Famous aphorisms mainly appear in the form of opinions, including ancient and modern famous aphorisms, * * * quotations, general social views and the focus of people's attention. It mainly examines candidates' ability to understand and analyze opinions. The viewpoints in the question are either single, opposite or multiple, and candidates need to choose a viewpoint to elaborate. Such problems are generally not difficult, such as: forgiving others' mistakes is not necessarily a virtue; Forgiving your mistakes is indulgence. what do you think?

(3) the scope of policy understanding

The key point of the policy understanding test is the examinee's understanding of government policies, so as to judge the examinee's grasp of hot spots and the level of policy theory. It mainly involves people's livelihood, management system, economic development and cultural promotion in the past year, focusing on people's livelihood. For example, give more spiritual care to the rights and interests of the elderly, and suggest that legislation should stipulate that children should always care for and visit the elderly in addition to supporting them. What do you think of this dish?

(D) Story understanding category

Story understanding is mainly based on short stories with philosophical implications. In the interview questions, philosophical stories generally include fables, fairy tales, folk stories and social stories. The story is short and pithy, with profound implications. Through interesting stories, we can examine whether candidates can extract valuable interview answers from the stories. For example, in ancient Greece, people thought that the philosopher was sunbathing in the yard one day, and Alexander the Great came to his residence and asked him what gift he wanted. He replied, "as long as you don't block my sun." How to understand it?

(5) main effect category

Principle effect mainly focuses on the basic principles and laws of management, such as barrel theory, south wind law and "centrifugal force" phenomenon.

Comprehensive analysis problem