I have faced so many interview in top compinies and I have
been asked, why are looking for change or why you want to
leave your current employer or give the reason to leave the
current company.
So could you please advice what should be answer on these
question, as i have been rejected so many time due these
question.
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Answer / arun kumar
According to me say this answer this will be good answer.
Of course my current organization is very good and i am
getting comfortable salary, but compared with this
organization my current organization is very small and the
future growth is very limited, so for my best carrer and
future i want to leave my current organization.
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Answer / neelam
If Interviwer asked question like that then told them that
you want to change company for better prospects
OR
You can say in the current company you are not getting more
exposures
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Answer / ajin mathew
I would suggest that you answer this question at a different angle. The interviewer just wanted to test your attitude. That is the reason why he shooted this question towards you.So,your answer should neither be a comparison nor a less growth potential of your current organisation, rather you should highlight your career goal and how it would match your aspiring company's corporate goals.
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