How do you answer 'Reason for leaving last job' on a job application?

Just be honest. For instance, you might say there was "No Career Opportunity". That's usually the best answer, especially if you quit.

It's honest, truthful, and you don't have to explain everything in detail. If your employment was a contract, just put, "End of Contract."If you were laid off, you could put, "Laid Off."If you don't think it matters, then "No Career Oppourtunity" will suffice."Idle job, I like challenges!""I am looking for better prospects and a better work environment."

Just be honest. For instance, you might say there was "No Career Opportunity". That's usually the best answer, especially if you quit.

It's honest, truthful, and you don't have to explain everything in detail. If your employment was a contract, just put, "End of Contract."If you were laid off, you could put, "Laid Off."If you don't think it matters, then "No Career Oppourtunity" will suffice."Idle job, I like challenges!""I am looking for better prospects and a better work environment.

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