英語(yǔ)面試技巧 - 為什么會(huì)離職

今日英語(yǔ)面試主題：

問(wèn)題： 為什么會(huì)離職？

當(dāng)面試官問(wèn)這個(gè)問(wèn)題，他是想知道是什么情況讓你離職。同時(shí)也知道對(duì)于這份工作你期待什么。他也可從中了解那些方面可以激發(fā)你。比如說(shuō)，如果你是應(yīng)為在上家公司發(fā)展受阻而離職，那就意味著你想通過(guò)另一家公司得到更大的個(gè)人發(fā)展。

When an interviewer asks this question, s/he is trying to find out under what circumstances you're in current job. This will also clarify what your expectations are for this job. It will also provide the interviewer with information about what motivates you. For example, if you left your previous job because you weren't developing yourself that means you want to join another company for personal growth.

回答策略

Answer Strategies：

1. Be brief when explaining your reasons for leaving your past job and focus on what you want to achieve in the future. While talking about your previous job, focus on the limitations you faced, without criticizing or being negative.

2. If you have to point out something negative about a previous job, make sure to quickly follow it with something positive. “The company lacked the resources to expand which reduced my career prospects. However, I did learn a lot from the management team while I was working there and I appreciate the skills I developed.”

3. Generally speaking you should focus on a lack of development in your previous job and your wish to get a more challenging position. Or you might mention that you didn't see a lot of opportunity for advancement which lets the interviewer know that you are ambitious.

4. Be honest. If you did have difficulty working with a previous manager, mention it in the interview, but present it in a positive way. “Although my boss was an excellent manager in many ways, I found it difficult to adapt to his management style, which affected my motivation.”

5. DON'T – be negative. No matter what the circumstances of your leaving your previous job, it's important to be positive. Criticizing your former company or boss is considered bad interview manners. So don't do it.

回答樣例

Example Answer：

Well first of all let me state that I enjoyed my time with my previous company. I learned a lot from my colleagues and boss and I feel that this experience will benefit my future career. The reason I decided to leave that organization is that I felt I could benefit from the training and development in a larger organization. I'm excited about the opportunity of working here because of the resources and opportunities to develop myself and build my career.