In general, there are three types in the recruitment of civil service: the merit selection, the patronage appointment and the affirmative action. Each system has its countervaiting values. After exploring these systems, we can point out our previous personnel recruitment as follows: turning to merit system, but not enough merit; getting rid of political patronage, but not adequate for political responsiveness; and going toward social justice, but so clumsy. For the advancement of our future civil service, I suggest to: (1) improve context and content validity of civil service examinations; (2) rethink the political appointment of ministry or county mayors; (3) deliberately construct the special exams of social representativeness in our civil service systems. In addition, we must have recruitment policy out of paranoia on the culture of public personnel function.