In a job interview, the panel asked you, "Will you leave this job if you find a better one?” What will be your answer?

Over to ebola tealimbu BATeria and his illiterate supporters.

If I see better offer I tell my staff to apply, with that they will be willing to training others who will continue your job.
Everyone pray for progress, but what will make me to be angry is if you leave me and settle for something lower than me.

If me see better offer will I not go for it?

To be diplomatic you can respond like this

I'm excited about this opportunity and committed to contributing to the organization's success, but I'm also open to future opportunities that align with my career aspirations and provide significant growth

God will do a new thing in my life

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Me: if na u , talk true, u no go leave .
Interviewer: no be lie o
Me: ehn ehn , so next question

" TILL THEN "

CVC

Yes... A better opportunity in building my empire

My answer will be YES!

You are not even sure if the panel will give you the job.

Nice answer

If my role becomes redundant and I no longer contribute to the growth of the company, yes

COMRADES, since I was desperate, I will lie to them that I won't leave in order to secure the job, till then...

I have not seen the comment I am looking for

Just tell them you will bring it up for review when the time comes ....
There are pros and cons in all enterprise

Na forever be our deal

Yes, you will. They know that. Your Interviewer is anything but a deluded fool. So, in replying hypothetically, be brave enough to say you continue to seek better opportunities for growth. And should a greater offer come along, you'll be sure to alert your current employers and give sufficient time to find your replacement.

Oh and throw in a bit of generosity; you'd be thrilled to train your replacement before you resign.

Answer: anywhere belle face sir/Madam

Yes ohhhh, Yes ohhh I'll leave sir

Oga, you wey dey ask me this question, you no go leave am if na you?

Jesus even left us here when he saw a better opportunity in haven, him self japa.

My answer would be "No, I won't. I like it here" short and simple even though na wash shaa.

See set up omor mehn!

Gbadugbakun:
In a job interview, the panel asked you, "Will you leave this job if you find a better one?” What will be your answer?

lol! Na money I dey fine no be work so stop whining....

There is always the possibility of moving from one job to another.

The desire to take on a new challenge and contribute my quota to the growth of your company brought me here. However, I do not see myself leaving this company in the next foreseeable future as long as I am being challenged, acquiring the skills, competencies needed and at the same time contributing maximally to the organisation's corporate objectives.

Klington:


Over to ebola tealimbu BATeria and his illiterate supporters.

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Is like asking a Nigerian whether he will Japa if gotten the Chance to

Answer:

Thank you for this question

Well better opportunities are relative, transitional or dynamic.
Hence, except properly defined otherwise, my present definition of better opportunities alines with your organization...

Yes

Stevedison:
I have not seen the comment I am looking for

When we get to that bridge we wil cross it.

My answers will be: '' yes,who no like better thing?......even u wey dey interview go Japan leave this work,no time o''

When answering this question in an interviews. go like this.

"I'm excited about the opportunities and challenges this role presents, and I'm committed to making a positive impact here. However, I'm also focused on my long-term career growth and development. If another opportunity aligns better with my career aspirations and goals, I would consider it. Nevertheless, I'm eager to contribute to this organization's success and grow with

1. Acknowledges your commitment to the current role
2. Shows enthusiasm for growth and development
3. Honestly addresses the possibility of exploring other opportunities
4. Reiterates your interest in contributing to the organization's success