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Good reason you're quitting?
SRTMCSE
Member Posts: 249
I hear all the time you never say in an interview that you're looking for a new job b/c of money, management, etc.
The only reason I'm looking elsewhere is money, I love my job and the people I work with but I can't realistically afford to live on the salary they're paying me, well not with a daughter at least. So although money is my only factor, any ideas on what I should say during an interview? Not that I have one lined up yet but the last 2 I had I said money...and got no callback.
The only reason I'm looking elsewhere is money, I love my job and the people I work with but I can't realistically afford to live on the salary they're paying me, well not with a daughter at least. So although money is my only factor, any ideas on what I should say during an interview? Not that I have one lined up yet but the last 2 I had I said money...and got no callback.
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Optionssharptech
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Tell them that their is no room for improvement in your current work place and you are looking to further your career.
Saying I want more money shows a company you are not interested in the work, just the money portion.
When asked how much you want to make if they ask that- tell them what you want and that can be negotiable.
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Optionsgarv221
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SRTMCSE wrote:I hear all the time you never say in an interview that you're looking for a new job b/c of money, management, etc.
The only reason I'm looking elsewhere is money, I love my job and the people I work with but I can't realistically afford to live on the salary they're paying me, well not with a daughter at least. So although money is my only factor, any ideas on what I should say during an interview? Not that I have one lined up yet but the last 2 I had I said money...and got no callback.
I should charge you for this j/k - Never say money, let the potential employer think you are more focused on the position at hand(they are) and your career. Simply say you're no longer challenged at your current postion, your skills have exceeded your duties. Ask questions about the position to let them know your feeling the job out to see if it will fit what your seeking.
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OptionsMunck
Member Posts: 150
SRTMCSE, listen carefully to what garv221 said. I use that myself with great success.
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Optionsdagger1x
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"Better opportunity" is a nice general way of indicating that you want to move on without being negative.
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Options12thlevelwarrior
Member Posts: 302
yeah, never bring up money until you reach the offer stage... obviously you want to be sure the position can support the range you want. :PEvery man dies, not every man really lives.
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Optionsjpeezy55
Member Posts: 255
Well, speaking as someone who just started a new job today...
When asked why I quit my other job, which I did 2 weeks ago without having another one, I simply told them that there was no room for advancement within that company and also that the direction they were going was not the same one as I saw myself going in. I never once told them it was about money. In fact, anytime they ask what salary I want, I always say the same thing: "It's negotiable" That puts the ball in their court and doesn't shoot down your chances of not getting more.
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