How To Guide For: Things You Should Never Say In A Job Exit Interview & A Look At Questions You

When you find a new career opportunity or a job you will need to quit your current job. When you quit you will have a job exit interview process to go through before you can officially leave. It's not mandatory but a lot of firms are now requiring this. During this process you want to maintain a certain level of professionalism and be sure that you are leaving on a high note. During the job exit interview everything that you say has to be positive no bad mouthing any manager, executive or anyone at the firm you're leaving. Talking negatively about someone at the firm during your job exit interview reflects poorly on you and could ruin your chances for future employment and getting a recommendation from your current firm. The bottom line is you always want everything you say during the job exit interview to be positive and honest -- meaning providing feedback that could help the company you're leaving understand why you're quitting, which could maybe help the company in the long run. For more information on things you should never say in a job exit interview; questions you may be asked during the process and how to answer these questions please click the pictures below to read the articles.