What are the written test and interview contents of China Postal Savings Bank?

Written contents of China Postal Savings Bank:

The examination situation of China Postal Savings Bank is relatively stable, and the contents of the written examination in spring and autumn are similar. The contents of the written examination for campus recruitment of Postal Savings Bank every year include: EPI, English, comprehensive knowledge and personality test, among which personality test is not included in the total score, but only used as a reference for interviewers.

The following is the length and basis of the written test of the Postal Savings Bank in recent years, which candidates can use as a reference.

Key Notes of China Postal Savings Bank Examination:

1. China Postal Savings Bank has written multiple-choice questions over the years.

2. The proportion of EPI science in China Postal Savings Bank is low (liberal arts 6 1.5%, science 38.5%).

3. In the written test of China Postal Savings Bank, the comprehensive knowledge will be clearly divided into eight disciplines, such as finance, economy, accounting, law, management, information technology, postal characteristic knowledge, current affairs and politics, and the examination questions of each discipline are between 6- 10.

Interview contents of China Postal Savings Bank:

Judging from the interviews of the Postal Savings Bank over the years, there are leading group discussions and semi-structured interviews in the interview forms of the Postal Savings Bank, which are the two most commonly used interview forms of the major branches of the Postal Savings Bank.

The preparation for the interview of the Postal Savings Bank can't be handled by reciting a few questions, and the topics of the bank interview are very random. Therefore, if you want to survive the interview, you must start with the core content of the interview examination of the Postal Savings Bank. The interviewer knows what he wants to know as soon as he asks a question, so that a targeted answer can get better results. The Postal Savings Bank wants you to "get ready". In addition, there are many details to pay attention to in the interview to avoid falling into the pit.

1. Master the interview form and assessment criteria in advance.

In the past, there was feedback from classmates. In the interview without a leading group, the students who participated did not grasp the requirement of "reaching a consistent point of view and summarizing it in a limited time", and they were still looking for a topic until the time came, and they could not get a consistent result at all, which finally left a bad impression on the interviewer.

If you participate in leaderless group discussions, you should also pay attention to the fact that the statement of views must be organized. As soon as possible, guide the group to decide who will summarize and record, so as to avoid snatching words during discussion. It's best to finish everyone's opinions next to each other before starting to talk about other opinions. Finally, the designated students will summarize. On the premise of reaching an agreement, try to make as many effective and quality speeches as possible, and less and better than more and waste.

Steady state of mind

During the interview, it is inevitable to be questioned by the interviewer. Just like in a self-introduction, if you say "the bank is my first choice for finding a job", the interviewer will further examine the authenticity, firmness and behavior of your words, so he will ask you:

Why is the bank the first choice for work?

Which banks did NetShen invest in?

What progress have they made?

What if I am admitted to several banks at the same time?

What is the ideal position?

What is the career planning like?

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Candidates may be more nervous if they don't make psychological preparations early.

In addition, if there is a many-to-one interview, the self-introduction is interrupted, or the interviewer is obviously frowning, in a bad mood, angry, etc. You should try to keep your mind steady, try not to be affected, and move slowly and steadily.