What is a great responce to "reason for Leaving"...on Job applications.....any ideas....?

Question

I cant say My boss Made my days here a living hell...Or the ****** continuosly stared at my azz....what would you put down...serious reply please.......

Answer 1

Write that you are ready to explore new opportunities r that you have outgrown your position but don't see the possibility of advancing/growing with your current employer.

Answer 2

Serious answer:

Be very vague and non-specific. Never mention any personal reasons. The actual reasons should be business-oriented and always a quick sound bite. Compare two jobs back to back and come up with a good, positive thing to say that a motivated reasonable person would do.

Make sure whatever you say is not something that can be used against you, or used as fodder for an argument.

Answer 3

Say there was a lack of growth due to small company and you feel that you've done everything there was to do there, and that it was time for you to move on. Don't ever mention anything about management treatment. That will only provoke the new company to ask you more questions. Remember, you are trying to market yourself and make yourself likable, and you can build on relationships. Maintaining great relationships from your past jobs is important. Nobody needs to know about whatever drama you had in the past with your last employer. It's a closed chapter. Move on with something new!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

As a recruiter I get all kind of goofy responses to this question and the best way to go is honesty. Just list it as a personal difference. When you interview, and they ask about your past work experience, dont be shy to say that you left because of an uncomfortable work place because of your bosses behavior. They should not hold that against you.

Answer 6

You could put these on your application:
"I went back to school full time".
"To improve my Job-Finding skills".
"I wanted to devote more time to being a Homemaker." (This one is really good if you're female).
It's against the law for them to ask:
if you have children
if you are married
if you are living with persons
if you have been injured on the job
NEVER talk bad about former employers or co-workers; they will label you a troublemaker.

Answer 7

DON'T WRITE ANYTHING BAD ABOUT MANAGEMENT!!!! And don't put anything negative about your experiences at your old job. Definately don't SAY anything negative about that job or boss either. This looks bad against you! Just put something like "found a new job".

Answer 8

I usually put down whatever my next job was. Your impulse is right, keep it positive.

Left job X to pursue/explore/try job Y.
Or better job offer.
School is a great excuse.

Answer 9

Preferred to seek out challenges elsewhere.

Decided to investigate career opportunities in other areas of personal interest.

Answer 10

You could say something like "desire for further growth opportunties". Just don't put down your boss as a reference, and they'll never know.