Some people think working as a civil servant is the best way to maintain a stable life, and to have
great expectations. And this belief motivates millions of people to take civil servant examination.
Deep in my heart, I also have been asking myself the same question again and again: why do I have
little interest in civil servant examination? The reasons, in my mind, can be summed up in three as-
pects.
First of all, it is a waste of time and money for both the nation and the candidates to arrange or
prepare for the civil examination. In the second place, the unbelievably high ratio of the applican-
ts to the posts may led to government corruption. Last but not least, it is unreasonable for people
to plunge into taking the examination without reflecting on their own strengths and weaknesses.
Such an attitude, I firmly believe, will help me embark on the right track of both job-hunting and
my future life. To sum up, it is not advisable for job-seekers to take civil servant examination bl-
indly. It is imperative to provide guidance for job-seekers to form a rational judgment on their po-
tentials and future careers. In addition, the society and government should offer more job opportun-
ities so that people have a wider range of job choices.