How to refuse a job invitation?

You can politely refuse a job offer: call first, tell the reason simply, write an email to express your gratitude, and try to keep in touch.

1, make a phone call first

This job is not suitable for you. Maybe he has found another job. Or maybe I think the salary is too low. Notify the employer immediately. Because timely notification can avoid embarrassment, as the saying goes, be a man and leave a line so that we can meet again later.

2. Tell the reason simply and clearly.

This is even more important if you spend a lot of time in the interview, because the other party also spends a lot of energy and time on the applicant, so when refusing the invitation, tell the recruiter the specific reason is to respect them.

Write an email and let me know

Immediately after talking to them by phone, draft a written confirmation letter to confirm your decision so that the other party can keep it as a record. This confirmation letter doesn't need to explain in detail the reasons why you refused the job, just be concise and clear, and show your intention in a humble way.

4. Express gratitude and try to keep in touch.

You can call or email the interviewer to thank him, but you can also leave him a note to thank him. Let them know that you appreciate that they can think for themselves and sit down and talk.

5. Thank you. Thank you for your willingness to spend manpower and material resources to invite an interview. Don't be too harsh at the end, but you can express your hope that there will be opportunities for cooperation in the future.

6. For example, "I'm glad to receive an interview invitation from your company. After careful consideration, I can't go to your company for an interview because ... ". Thank you again for your sincere invitation. I hope there will be opportunities for cooperation in the future.

7. Try to choose euphemistic reasons for refusal, not very straightforward. For example, I have found a more suitable job and choose to continue my studies, not considering looking for a job for the time being.

8. Think carefully before submitting your resume, and don't blindly submit it. Once you receive an interview invitation, try to participate in the interview and keep sincere communication when time permits.

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Skills of finding a job

1. Know yourself, including your knowledge, skills, personality, hobbies and physical condition.

Before looking for a job, you must have a comprehensive understanding of yourself and know what you can do and what you are not suitable for. When looking for a job, you should not be arrogant, but do something that you obviously can't do, and the result must be rejected.

2. Know your chosen occupation and industry.

Understand the job content, nature and requirements for the quality of employees. You can ask relatives and friends who have done relevant work, or you can ask other people who have done this work. They are experienced and deeply understood, and can provide you with instructive information. Their failures and lessons in the work process can play a preventive role for you, and their successful experiences can be used for reference.