Sorry, you can't think and talk in the civil service exam interview. How can I get into the habit of saying this sentence?

First, if possible, choose an interview training class, and it is best to choose that time as the interview training one week before the interview, which may be accompanied by some guessing questions, which has certain practical effects.

Second, the average civil servant knows that the written test results are about a month away from the interview. During this month, try to take time to read newspapers and TV news every day, pay attention to recent current events, pay attention to economy and politics, because these may become interview topics.

Third, the day before the interview, you'd better take a bath and arrange your hair. Boys should shave their beards, girls should tie their long hair, get a clean image, don't stay up late, go to bed early to keep up their spirits, and prepare all kinds of things needed for the interview that night, such as the written test admission ticket, ID card and so on.

Fourth, it is best to wear formal clothes on the day of the interview. At present, the most popular formal clothes for civil servants' interviews are dark clothes and trousers, which are generally black with light-colored shirts, usually white, and boys can wear ties. Of course, you can wear other clothes, but it is best to wear dark clothes and avoid too bright colors.

Fifth, it's your turn to interview. No matter whether the door is open or not, you should knock at the door first to show respect. After entering the door, you should bow to the examiner present and say hello. The examiner signals you to sit down before you sit down.

Sixth, because candidates usually sit in the middle of the room, they must sit up straight, keep their feet together and parallel, don't shake, keep their upper body straight, look up at the examiner, and put their hands on the table or legs.

Seventh, when the examiner announces the beginning, start reading the interview questions on the desk. Generally, the number of interview questions for civil servants is between 3 and 5, and there will be a blank sheet of paper next to it. Therefore, after reading the questions, it is best to write the main points of the answers on white paper. For example, there are several answers, each with two keywords, which is helpful for memory. The general reading time is 5 minutes, and the whole interview time is about 15 minutes.

Eighth, try to break the manuscript when answering questions, which is a great way to score. Don't bow your head when you answer, try to face up to the examiner in front of you and take good care of the examiner next to you. When you answer, don't try to say all the answers quickly, so if you get stuck, it will be very obvious and easy to deduct points. You can slow down a little. When you get stuck, take a quick look at the keywords written on the white paper, and then answer immediately, which will alleviate a lot.

Ninth, after each question is answered, say "examinee finished", after all the answers are answered, say "examinee finished".

Finally, waiting for the examiner to score, most areas will announce the results on the spot, and a few areas may not announce them on the spot. After the examiner said, bow to the examiner and leave. You'd better close the door gently when you leave.

If in doubt, please consult the public education enterprises in China.