Rolsy
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You don't need to give one. You've quit. that's it.
Unless you are waiting for some sort of pay or bonus. |
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MICHAEL B
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Tell him the truth.
You owe that to him so when he replaces you he chooses the right person.
Remember he has paid your wages. |
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frankie
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Ask yourself why you resigned and be truthful, your new prospective employer will surely ring your last employer to check out your story.
I always do people are such liars in job interviews and most employers will want a reference from the last place you worked in any case.. |
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Ant
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You could say you feel your career is limited here and i have to persue new routes in order to stimulate my ambitions.
Then again you could just say, The canteens crap! |
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woodeye
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for "personal" reasons |
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sassy_girl
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u found better oppourtunity ..or may be u r not able to adjust ..or u want more challeging field .. |
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Jewels
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just make something up ;) |
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idaboss
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imagination obviously isn't your strong suit so just be blunt and tell him he's a pain in the ***...make it easier for the next victim |
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Star
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Say: sir I cannot divulge the reason but I assure you it has nothing to do with not liking this firm and the wonderful opportunities it has given me. blah blah or words to that effect.. |
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needtoknow
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you are moving, you need to work different hours or you fancy a change nothing personal.
edit
to your new employer you could say the was talk of relocating your old workplace and it was not convenient so you left before having to................. |
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Miss Marie
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I'd just say it's personal and leave it at that. |
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517
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You are not required to give an employer a reason. Off on a new venture. |
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Anastasia Beaverhousen
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By law, you DO NOT have to tell him. |
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n6_london
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If you don't want to make references to what you don't like about your job/company/employer, you can always be diplomatic and say you'd like to pursue other opportunities or personal interests. |
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Beach Girl
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Irreconcilable Differences |
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Angela M
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Howabout a clash of personalities? It's far more common than you would think. Another one is, you have had a better offer elsewhere that suits you career path. Good luck. |
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J
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tell him its something you cannot talk about as you are under winess protection and not advised to by the police. |
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*ifthatswhatyoureinto*
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Exploring other opportunities. Expanding your skill base. Acssuming a position with greater responsibility. Geographical/Logistical reasons.
Edit---- you are wise to part diplomatically, you never want to burn a bridge or create a bad impression, you may need to use this employer as a reference or find a connection to the employer down the road and you don't want any negative impressions holding you back ! |
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John
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Tell them prostitution is tiring. |
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lightfootspirit
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its best to be truthful |
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