This document provides guidance on how to answer why you resigned from a previous job in an interview. It advises against complaining about colleagues, leaders or the company. Instead, it suggests focusing on a clear career plan and how the potential new company aligns with one's goals and expectations. Real reasons for resigning that could be discussed include changing careers, being laid off, lack of promotion opportunities, poor leadership or colleagues, unreasonable overtime, or inefficiency.
This document provides guidance on how to answer why you resigned from a previous job in an interview. It advises against complaining about colleagues, leaders or the company. Instead, it suggests focusing on a clear career plan and how the potential new company aligns with one's goals and expectations. Real reasons for resigning that could be discussed include changing careers, being laid off, lack of promotion opportunities, poor leadership or colleagues, unreasonable overtime, or inefficiency.
This document provides guidance on how to answer why you resigned from a previous job in an interview. It advises against complaining about colleagues, leaders or the company. Instead, it suggests focusing on a clear career plan and how the potential new company aligns with one's goals and expectations. Real reasons for resigning that could be discussed include changing careers, being laid off, lack of promotion opportunities, poor leadership or colleagues, unreasonable overtime, or inefficiency.
This document provides guidance on how to answer why you resigned from a previous job in an interview. It advises against complaining about colleagues, leaders or the company. Instead, it suggests focusing on a clear career plan and how the potential new company aligns with one's goals and expectations. Real reasons for resigning that could be discussed include changing careers, being laid off, lack of promotion opportunities, poor leadership or colleagues, unreasonable overtime, or inefficiency.
confidence in the interview. Don't talk too much about subjective feelings
Exp: you are tired, busy, stressed, don't like the
content of your work, or have bad relationships.
Don't complain about colleagues, leaders
and the company
You will be perceived as not being a team player,
not getting along well and not adapting to the environment.
Don't be completely honest or make
things up.
You may avoid the crucial issues and dwelling on
the little things. Don't talk too much about subjective feelings
Exp: you are tired, busy, stressed, don't like the
content of your work, or have bad relationships.
Don't complain about colleagues, leaders
and the company
You will be perceived as not being a team player,
not getting along well and not adapting to the environment.
Don't be completely honest or make
things up.
You may avoid the crucial issues and dwelling on
the little things. 📌 In fact, the purpose of asking the reason for leaving is to find out whether you are leaving actively or passively.
📌 What is the intention of leaving your
job; do you have a clear career plan; do you have any requirements for the company; is it not stable?
📌 If you are leaving on in a passive
way, is there a problem with your ability to work or a problem with your style? Real Reason: Changing careers
After graduating I entered the xx industry
and after working there I found that the xx industry was not for me, I prefer/am better at xx so I wanted to change tracks to allow myself to grow more.
I have seriously known through xx channels
before the interview, the culture and job responsibilities of your company are very much in line with my expectation, and what the xx industry is now, what the future will be, so I am very optimistic about the development of the xx industry. Real Reason: Being retrenched
The former company was affected by the
epidemic this year/ adjusted the layout strategy/ adjusted organizational structure/ business transformation, my unit was eliminated, I still like this position and hope to deepen my career in this area.
I have seriously known through xx channels
before the interview, your company's culture and job responsibilities are very much in line with my expectations. Real Reason: Low pay/ difficulty in promotion
My former company had limited
opportunities for promotion/flat management and many of my older colleagues were not promoted, while I wanted more development and hoped I could enter a larger platform for development.
I have seriously known about your company
through xx channels before the interview, your company has a good training system and it fits my career plan. Real Reason: Bad leadership/ colleagues.
The atmosphere in my former company was
on the conservative side, I prefer the corporate culture of xx and I feel that my abilities can only be better utilised on the right platform.
I have seriously known about your company
through xx channels before the interview and the culture of your company meets my expectations. Heavy overtime/ unreasonable system
The workflow and system of the former
company was not perfect and not very efficient, while I did not like to waste time and seek efficient work, hoping to create more value in the limited time.
I have seriously learned through xx channels
before the interview that your company's work system is perfect and better allows me to use my initiative. Tired to find a job?