Registration for civil servants has begun. I would like to ask that many political positions this year have no party membership restrictions. So if party members have an advantage in this situation?

If there is no restriction on party membership, there will be no advantage in the exam.

As another respondent said, joining a work unit will be beneficial. This benefit is mainly reflected in job promotion. When civil servant units promote cadres, most of them stipulate that they must be party members.

If you are a party member, you have a much greater chance of becoming a leader in the unit. In many places, the documents for promoting grassroots cadres clearly state that some positions must be party members, or at least a certain proportion of grassroots cadres must be party members (generally the majority)