1. It is very difficult to select civil servants across provinces. The selection of civil servants by the central organs and their directly affiliated institutions is generally nationwide and can be realized across provinces. However, because most of the offices of the central organs are in Beijing, the selection of civil servants of most central organs can only be realized from other provinces to Beijing, and it is difficult to cross provinces and cities. The national tax, customs and other organs can achieve cross-provincial transfer, but local civil servants do not. To sum up, it is difficult to select civil servants across provinces.
2. The scope and requirements of civil servant selection. Comrades who are prepared as government civil servants and refer to civil servant management institutions can participate in the selection of civil servants, but other institutions cannot. Must meet the relevant conditions, have served as a civil servant for two years or more, and have two years or more in grassroots work experience. In recent years, many places have also required to serve for two years, and they have to meet the conditions of other selected positions, such as majors and academic qualifications.
3. The difficulty of selecting civil servants. Compared with the general civil service examination, the civil service selection examination is less difficult, because only civil servants or staff of public management institutions can participate in the selection, and the competition is not as fierce as the general civil service. Generally, the number of applicants for a position varies from a few to dozens, so there will be no situation in which thousands of civil servants compete for a position in the general civil service examination.