How will you answer if......

• dcx

  27 Apr 06, 00:36

  how would you answer if your interviewer asked you what's your reason of leaving your company?
  
  
• mistyblue

  27 Apr 06, 00:38

  I slept with my boss wife and daughter
• ditzy

  27 Apr 06, 00:38

  Boss didn't like me, I got the sack.
• udontknowme

  27 Apr 06, 00:38

  because my boss gave me a lousy blowjob...
  
  
• kopiosatu

  27 Apr 06, 00:41

  because i'm paid better outside
• dcx

  27 Apr 06, 00:42

  
  
  Kns...all give me kns answers.....
  
  Might as well answer back 'For me to know and you to find out'......
• mistyblue

  27 Apr 06, 00:42

  I want to laze around and I hear your company allows more of that to happen
• Ferret

  27 Apr 06, 00:43

  Cos I heard about this great opportunity/ position your company is offering and I believe that I can be a great asset to your company by being in this position.
• ditzy

  27 Apr 06, 00:43

  Coz I want to see still got which employer stupid enough to hire me.
• mistyblue

  27 Apr 06, 00:44

  be honest.
• SingaporeMacross

  27 Apr 06, 00:45

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Cos I heard about this great opportunity/ position your company is offering and I believe that I can be a great asset to your company by being in this position.

  lol, typical sycophant answer...
  
  i like !!
• Ferret

  27 Apr 06, 00:45

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  lol, typical sycophant answer...
  
  i like !!

  Thanks...ah
• dcx

  27 Apr 06, 00:45

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Coz I want to see still got which employer stupid enough to hire me.

  Why not put it as 'coz i wanna see still got which employer stupid enough NOT to hire me' .....
• kopiosatu

  27 Apr 06, 00:46

  Originally posted by mistyblue:

  be honest.

  "honestly, i just need the money"
  
  or
  
  "honestly, i'll be working my minimum while drawing a fixed salary."
• olala

  27 Apr 06, 00:46

  Boss says im the brainwork of the company so to play safe,he cant aford to hire someone he cant fire
• dcx

  27 Apr 06, 00:46

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Cos I heard about this great opportunity/ position your company is offering and I believe that I can be a great asset to your company by being in this position.

  
  
  At least yours's a nice one...
• ditzy

  27 Apr 06, 00:47

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  "honestly, i just need the money"
  
  or
  
  "honestly, i'll be working my minimum while drawing a fixed salary."

  Honestly, durai beats me hands down, so you have no worries.
• littlestream

  27 Apr 06, 00:48

  'cos i believe in "moving around". ever heard of "a rolling stone gathers ALL the moss."
• kopiosatu

  27 Apr 06, 00:48

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Honestly, durai beats me hands down, so you have no worries.

  "honestly, we're just monkeys here earning peanuts. so don't expect much from me because when you pay peanuts, you get monkeys"
• Ferret

  27 Apr 06, 00:52

  Originally posted by dcx:

  
  
  At least yours's a nice one...

  Its not just a nice one. Its also a politically correct one. And if used correctly, it can be quite powerful. Especially if in conjunction with listing out why you would make a great contribution to the so said company.
  
  NEVER NEVER say things like "change of environment", "Cannot get along with colleagues", etc.
  
  And never say anything bad about your ex employer, however much you want to.
• ditzy

  27 Apr 06, 00:53

  "Mr Trump fired me on the 14th week."
• Ferret

  27 Apr 06, 00:53

  Originally posted by littlestream:

  'cos i believe in "moving around". ever heard of "a rolling stone gathers ALL the moss."

  Elloz Streamie
• mistyblue

  27 Apr 06, 00:55

  and all along I thought Rolling Stone gathers Kate Moss...
  
  
• littlestream

  27 Apr 06, 00:55

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Elloz Streamie

  Hellooooooooo Ferret.
  
  Ho seh boh?
• S_T_F_U

  27 Apr 06, 00:56

  i'm sick of working for u. enough!