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You don't have to explain anything or avoid the subject altogether. Also, the company's HR cannot disclose the reason on why you parted ways. You can always say there was a "change in the company's strategy" or a "change in your responsibilities" that resulted in a lesser role for you. Ask ChatGPT or go to an HR page for better advice.
I have done this myself most recently, and on my application I have been putting “Professional Courtesy” for the reason I left and if they in quire about what that means, I will let them know that I had some experiences with my previous employer that did not work out, even though I did my best to work through it. In the end I decided it was not for me.
Why did you walk out with no notice?
Why do we feel like we have to give notice to a company when they don’t give us any at all. Even when we do, oftentimes they say, “today will be your last day.”
These days companies do not offer professional courtesies. If you feel like walking out or leaving for lunch and never coming back they are getting the same vibe they are giving out. That’s your business, you don’t have to explain it to anyone.
That's a tough one, a lot of employers don't look kindly on employees who walk out. But you can also put a positive spin on it and share what you've learned about the experience. Or, just avoid the conversation altogether. Come up with a positive reason why you left in order to advance your career or find a healthier work environment.
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Even given terrible circumstances it's still best to give notice. When you are interviewing for new jobs explain the reasons why it was paramount for you to walk out. It's going to be tough for them to trust you going in with that. Best of luck!
Good luck with that. No matter how shitty it is, unless your life is at stake, giving 2 wee’s’ notice is expected. Burning bridges has consequences.
So says the CEO. You guys want all of the advantages and could care less about your employees. You’ve decided that stockholders opinions will drive your actions versus paying attention to your teams. You may be an awesome CEO, but the C-suite as a whole are only looking to preserve their own interests, not the interest of those that work for them.
When you can honestly admit that, maybe we’ll see some change in corporate America.