I have passed the initial test of the student union, and the second test is next. What should I do?

Talk more about your own specialties, such as writing, office work, PS, photography, handicrafts and so on. Don't say anything irrelevant. One thing is that no matter what questions they ask, you must grasp one principle: I am willing to work hard for the student union! The general interviewer likes to ask a question, that is, how to choose between study and student union work? For example, he asked: When you are in class, what will the students need you to do at this time? How do you choose? A slightly better answer to this question I have encountered in recent years is: I will ask the head of the department first if I want to do this. If not, it means I have a class. Let him call another person. If so, I will ask the teacher for leave and say that there are very important things to do by myself here. Anyway, in any case, you should be calm, generous and natural during the interview. Don't hesitate to answer questions and don't get stuck!