Jaboatão Public Service Exam Preparation

The video tutorial provides an overview of the Jaboatão public service exam, focusing on the statute governing public servants. It covers the importance of understanding the statute, the concept of a public servant, and the processes of posse and exercise. The tutorial also details the probationary period and offers exam preparation tips. A Q&A session concludes the video, addressing common concerns and providing additional insights.

What is the main benefit of studying at the NCE for the Jaboatão public service exam?

• Guaranteed passing without studying

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• High chance of passing the exam

• Free study materials

According to the Jaboatão public servant statute, what is the definition of a public servant?

• A person who volunteers for public service

• A person who works for a private company

• A person legally invested in a public office

• A person hired temporarily by the government

What is the primary difference between an effective public office and a commissioned public office?

• Effective offices are temporary, commissioned are permanent

• Effective offices require passing a public exam, commissioned do not

• Commissioned offices are higher paying

• Effective offices are appointed by the mayor

What must a public servant declare at the time of taking office?

• Their political affiliations

• Their previous job experiences

• Their educational qualifications

• Their assets and that they do not hold another conflicting public office

What happens if a nominated public servant does not take office within the specified time frame?

• It is considered a renunciation of the position

• They are automatically hired

• They are fined

• They are given an additional 30 days

Who is responsible for giving office to public servants who passed the exam?

• The Public

• The Governor

• The Mayor

• The Secretaries

What is the term used to describe the actual performance of duties related to a public service position?

• Evaluation

• Nomination

• Exercise

• Appointment

How long does a public servant have to start their duties after taking office?

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 60 days

• 45 days

What is the duration of the probationary period for public servants?

• 1 year

• 2 years

• 3 years

• 4 years

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for evaluating a public servant during the probationary period?

• Responsibility

• Honesty

• Discipline

• Assiduity