My major is photography. I joined the press corps of the school and reported to the Propaganda Department of the University Student Union. I have an interview tonight. I have a few questions to ask:

In fact, before answering three questions, ask yourself, what is your plan for yourself? What do you want? What do you want to do after college?

Ok, let's solve the three questions you raised.

1. If you want to develop in management, you should focus on the propaganda department. (When answering, which one to interview, you said that you would try to give consideration to both sides when time and conditions permit, provided, of course, that both sides did well; If there is a real conflict, I will look at the more important party first, and the other party is more anxious and give priority to completing the work there. Or some nonsense, of course, the department is the most important in the interview! )

2. the propaganda department of the student union will definitely be more bureaucratic and feel like a small society. It will really be a bit tricky and petty, depending on whether you want to develop and exercise in this area; If the press corps is an official, it will run a lot every day and meet many people and things. However, both institutions will gain a lot of interpersonal relationships, but the development direction is obviously different. Review the three questions I asked before answering the questions. (During the interview, of course, I said that I am lively and cheerful, with strong communication skills and adaptability, and I am willing to make friends. )

In fact, the first two answers have already been said. (During the interview, exercise your ability, learn from your seniors and sisters how to get along with others and make yourself better, and so on. )