Should i tell my boss i'm interviewing for another job? or wait until after i get a job offer?
i've been at this job four almost four years and treated well. i like my boss so i feel like i "owe" it to him to let him know i've put my resume out and am interviewing for other jobs. do i really need to tell him? or should i just do the interviews without telling him and then if the interviews go well and i get a job offer and it's better than what i have now and i want to accept the offier i just drop the two weeks notice on him?
Quit Target about a year ago without notice and have an interview with another?
I stopped showing up for work one night for personal reasons with my co workers. Its been about a year and I lined up another interview with a different target tonight. I tried to get other target jobs, but when I called the other ones I was rejected right away over the phone. I called a different one today and have an interview tonight. Is it possible to slip under the radar?!?!
How to tell your boss you have interview at another job?
The reason why i'm finding another job to work at is because this car wash place isn't giving me enough hours also scheduling is terrible. Only a few days i work at least 2 hours and the other days isn't even 8 hours. I thought this job was going to be full time because i was considered it but i'm not. I'm still new to this car wash place and i don't know what their doing. Also i didn't mention that they tell you to leave rather than leaving at your assigned time which they didn't include so tomorrow i'll be working at 10 and i have to tell my manager that i'll be leaving at 3 so i can get prepared for the interview at 4. How do i tell my manager about this?
Things to avoid saying during a job interview?
I'm having trouble getting a job at the moment and am wondering if its certain things I'm saying during interview that are putting employers off without me realising. Apart from obvious things, any suggestions for phrases/comments to avoid?
Career Advice: How do I explain one year gap in an interview?
There is no wrong in taking break from job/studies for trying new things in life ,which may include personal reasons as well. It depends on person to persons life..When you attend any interview face with confidence, you don’t need to impress your interviewer or recruiting manager. If you are good enough to answer his questions obviously you have probable chances to get the job.Firstly… be genuine tell exactly what has happened in the year, why you took break.Job opportunities depends on many factors like highest qualification, prior experience, current salary as well as company budget to offer. Even if you perform well in the interview if you don’t get that job that does not mean that this one year gap is the reason . There might be some other reasons like position was closed by the manger for some reason or may be he might got some fresher to do that job at less cost to company.I can see from your question that you are a CA finalist once you have completed your final you will get a decent pay job. One year or whatever gap is not a matter for CA to get the job.Finally the answer which you are looking for:You can convince the interviewer by below reasons likePreparing for CA final exams.Can explain by telling you are involved into family business due to some reasons i.e sickness as you already said.All the best..