i personally don't have experience in this area...but i have friends who did make complaints in their exit interviews (stressful, unfair workload)...most just wanted a change in scenery....and one basically asked the company to match the new job's salary....作者: 嘉嘉 時間: 2010-11-3 19:42
Just tell them it's a pleasure working with them, but then you found better opportunity for growth else-where. You can tell them where you are going if you are comfortable with it.
People come and go, even your manager or the HR person doing your exit interview, you think they want to stay in the same company forever? Keep it professional and you'd be fine.作者: lo_pak 時間: 2010-11-3 20:00
本帖最後由 lo_pak 於 2010-11-3 20:01 編輯
Open your mind and tell the truth if you feel you have a good relationship with the old company, otherwise you just need to notify them you are leaving. Switching jobs is normal, it's part of the live.作者: FiChai 時間: 2010-11-3 20:06
Just be honest, especially if you're working in a professional field that is somehow "narrow", no matter what you are going to lie people will know the real reason eventually. Try your best to keep all relationship in good manner! 作者: auyatyat 時間: 2010-11-3 21:33
Just be frank and honest about it. I'm sure they will be happy for you if you have found something better. And keeping a good relationship is helpful too, as you might be needing them to be your references in the future.作者: rainbow-davie 時間: 2010-11-4 01:44
your ex-coworker will find it out in facebook, linkedIn anyway.作者: auyatyat 時間: 2010-11-6 13:18
無依家走得咁勁,以後多數走surrey...唔洗返office hours,時間flexible,幾時打波都得!
surrey 已經比依家好好多!! (我十一月第一個星期走o左whistler, harrison hot springs, surrey, delta, vancouver, north van, west van, burnaby, coquitlam, maple ridge, abbotsford, pitt meadows, port moody, chilliwack........60 個地點,行o左超過1000km, 人都癲)作者: auyatyat 時間: 2010-11-15 23:57
wow so much replies haha...but I guess just say because of personal reason would be good enough unless it's a small company and you are like friends with the boss then it'll be hard that don't know how to tell him/her