2. Job responsibilities of the post;

3. Relevant professional knowledge;

4, unit rules and regulations, etc.

Institutions should generally accept the leadership of state administrative organs and become legal persons in the form of their organizations or institutions. Judging from the current situation, most of the institutions are funded by the state, mostly subordinate institutions of administrative units, and some are established by private or enterprise groups. Compared with enterprises, institutions have the following characteristics: first, they are not for profit; Second, the funds allocated by financial and other units mainly do not return economic benefits. The public institutions in China are functionally equivalent to foreign non-profit organizations (NPOs) and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and they are social autonomous organizations. The public institutions in China are closely related to the government. Some of these differences are caused by different social systems, in which public ownership is dominant.