Asked by Aubrea colbert
When an interviewer asks, “Why did you leave your last job?” which option most accurately explains how you should answer?
A.Explain that you have not been very successful at previous job
B.Explain how the new job would fill a void from previous job.
C.Explain how the new job is going to make me more money
D.Explain that you did not get along with your boss and co-workers
A?
A.Explain that you have not been very successful at previous job
B.Explain how the new job would fill a void from previous job.
C.Explain how the new job is going to make me more money
D.Explain that you did not get along with your boss and co-workers
A?
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
Definitely not A!
Think positively!!
Think positively!!
Answered by
Aubrea colbert
Well C is positive
Answered by
Writeacher
Yeah, but do you really want to come off as a money-grubber?
Answered by
DrBob222
C'mon. You NEVER talk in an interview about making more money s the reasn for moving to a new job.
Answered by
Aubrea colbert
True, its not A or C. And I don't think the employer wants to hire a gossiper so is it B?
Answered by
DrBob222
Some, but not all, reasons for moving to a new job. As Writeacher says think positively.
The new position is more challenging.
The new position more closely aligns with your training.
You have had an long time interest in doing _______ work.
Etc
The new position is more challenging.
The new position more closely aligns with your training.
You have had an long time interest in doing _______ work.
Etc
Answered by
Aubrea colbert
Yeah, so it is B. Thanks
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