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Always, always leave on good terms. - be tactful and professional in your explanation - avoid mentioning specific individuals or discussing negative aspects of
by pettycashstash2 4y ago
Always, always leave on good terms.
- be tactful and professional in your explanation
- avoid mentioning specific individuals or discussing negative aspects of the company or management in your explanation
- focus on how the job or company no longer aligns with your career goals or values
Ultimately if you move on, just do so tactfully.
- mikro2nd 4y agoExactly this! Lie through your teeth if you have to, but leave with everyone smiling. I wouldn't even go with "job/co no longer aligns with my goals/values" because that just opens the door to a conversation you don't really want to have if you've made up your mind you're out of there. Lie. Tell them its a family issue, an education opportunity, you're moving to another town/country,... anything. But don't burn any bridges, no matter how strongly you feel about it. (I speak from having taken the other route.)