Will there be a phone call after passing the civil service exam?

If a civil servant passes the written test, there will usually be a telephone call before the qualification examination. After the written test results of the civil service examination are announced, those who enter the interview will be notified by the recruiting unit by telephone, that is, the qualification examination will be notified and the interview will be confirmed.

Telephone notification is the most commonly used way. Candidates who are expected to enter the interview must keep their mobile phones open, and never change their numbers during that time, otherwise they may not be able to inform you. In addition to telephone notification, some units will also notify by email, SMS and online announcement. ?

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Interview skills of civil servants

1, highly summarized

It is also a subject of study. Some candidates will say "Keep studying and think hard ..." In addition, some candidates will answer "Deepen the learning effect and enhance their ideals and beliefs by organizing centralized systematics, individual self-study and online learning ..." The first answer is superficial and practical, and there is no specific measure, so the examiner can't judge the analysis and thinking ability of candidates.

2. Grasp the requirements of the topic.

In the examination room, because of nervousness and narrow thinking, it is usually impossible to grasp the requirements quickly after seeing the questions, and it is blind to consider the answers. Many times, when candidates see A, they think it's B. Often, the reasons, countermeasures, current situation, etc. are silly and unclear, and they seek countermeasures.

3. Fluent language

At the end of the day, the examiner has to listen to dozens and hundreds of candidates answer the same questions, and he has listened a lot. The examiner doesn't want to hear the answers that are stuttering and tongue-tied. It's normal to give a passing grade casually. In order to get high marks, language fluency is the first factor and the most easily impressed trait for examiners.