There are generally two ways of political examination, face-to-face examination or letter examination. The former refers to the fact that the staff in charge of political examination go to the unit, community and other places where the candidates are located to investigate and understand the situation; The latter is that the recruiting unit retrieves the files of the candidates to be hired by sending an official letter, and completes the political review by checking the files. The content of civil servants' political examination: 1, with resumes from primary school to university and work (the time should be specific); 2. I was commended during my study or work; 3. Personal growth experience and personal strengths; 4. Names, exact dates of birth, work units or addresses (names of villages, communities and streets) and political features of major family members and social relations, mainly including parents, spouses, grandparents, brothers and sisters, uncles, aunts and in-laws.
Frequently asked questions and official answers:
1, Q: When I was in college, I was punished by the school. Does this have a big impact on applying for civil servants?
A: Unless you are expelled from school, it will not affect the political review.
2. Q: Can I be a civil servant if I pass the political examination?
A: When it comes to political examination, you can generally pass it unless you cheat when you apply for the exam.
3. Q: Will the Political Committee of Civil Servants go to the bank to investigate personal credit?
A: Political review refers to political review, which generally does not check personal credit status.
4. Q: I am a fresh graduate in 2007. I haven't got a job yet. Now I have passed the civil service exam. Where can the political examiner go, the school where he graduated or the location of the archives?
In what name did you take out your documents? If it's an assignment, that's where the file is. If not, you should go to school.
5. Q: I lied about my job status and applied for the civil service. Now I want political censorship. What should I do?
A: It is conditional to apply for the civil service, but your current status should actually be an on-the-job employee of a subordinate enterprise of a public institution. It is really secretive and troublesome. If the recruitment conditions at that time did not require you to be a fresh graduate, in principle, as long as the original unit issued a letter agreeing to apply for the job and agreed to leave a file after admission, if required, your employment registration card is open to the unit, so you can't hide it. So please communicate with your current unit first, and let them agree with you to apply for civil service. Secondly, go to the unit where the civil service position is located to see if there is such a requirement. Otherwise, if one party disagrees, even if you pass the written examination, physical examination and political examination, there will be problems when transferring files. It's not good to offend both sides, and you may even lose your current position.