Trust your first judgment and try not to change it

Each question should take no more than 2 minutes. Trust yourself. Don’t do the next question, think about the previous question.

Use theory to answer questions, not practical experience

Try to stick to the positive options and think about the problem from the perspective of the person who asked the question, not from your own perspective.

Avoid wrong instructions

Step 1: See the problem clearly and circle next, first, beforehand, avoid, except, should have, etc.

Step 2: Determine the scenario, predict, be agile, and mix

Step 3: Read the question and circle the key words

The correctness of the option itself: If the option itself is wrong, exclude

Relevance of the topic: Based on the principle of distant echo, try to choose something related to the key words of the topic.

Congratulations, if you can eliminate the above two, choose one of the two. If you can't choose, try to choose the one that looks the highest and comprehensive. Pay attention to a few weird questions that the text is wrong. Try to choose one that can't find any faults.

It’s so absolute, pay attention!

Soft and neutral, higher accuracy rate

Avoid the options of directly replacing or expelling someone if something goes wrong, looking for foreign aid, dumping the blame, quitting, lying down, ignoring, or being passive and passive.

Don’t take sides when there are differences (conflicts)

Unique to agile scenarios