There is a good school called Shitu Education. I trained in their home, and now I have entered my favorite job. Based on the following points, I feel good. First, the atmosphere, closed for a week or two, practice for at least ten hours every day, and cooperate with the answering routine, even the introverted and clumsy people can complete the answer, and most people around you are struggling. You can learn a lot from others and prepare for the exam better. This kind of atmosphere can't be achieved by self-study. Second, simulation, whether it is a group answer or a simulated examination room, the on-site simulation of the training class is the most simulated. Although the tension is not as good as the real examination room, it can't be simulated at home or in front of the computer. Third, experience, they choose retired cadres with face-to-face interview experience to explain the taboos and some counter-routines of the interview to you, which is more intuitive and effective than the general on-the-job staff giving you remote counseling. Fourth, routines, generally speaking, interviews emphasize anti-routines, and your score may not be low without training, but routines are also valuable. One is to let people with clumsy mouths have something to say and answer questions normally; The other is to let people who have something to say, in the face of problems that they have no countermeasures or don't understand, rely on routines to bypass things and avoid major mistakes. Finally, the interview class is not necessary, but you should work hard, but if conditions permit, it will be helpful for you to take similar exams in the future, and you can better understand the thinking mode within the system before you join the job. I wish you an early landing.