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Is it Better to Quit or be Fired? A Data-Backed Answer

June 13, 2023
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Quit or be fired? It can often be hard to tell what is better than the other when the end result is the same: You’re out of your job. 

The prospect of being jobless may be somewhat exuberating (yay, no more toxic boss!) and stress-inducing as well (ugh, no more paycheck!). Before you make that decision, take a moment to read this post. 

So Is It Better to Quit or Be Fired?

The answer depends on your situation. If your mental or physical health is at risk, quitting immediately will bring much-needed relief. On the other hand, waiting around to get terminated may give you extra time to secure a job offer or secure unemployment benefits. Some 50% of the US workforce are “quiet quitters” aka do the minimum requirements within their role and not a notch more. 

Is it Better to Quit or Be Fired for Unemployment? 

When a person is fired this means that they did not leave their job on their own term.…

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What to put on an application for leaving your job if fired?

February 25, 2023
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Being terminated can be a delicate matter to manage, but there are ways to balance being honest and leaving a good impression.

Each week, we answer your most burning questions about job search, interviews, and career. Have a question for an HR but haven’t had the chance or courage to ask? Just tweet it to @freesumes with the hashtag #AskAnHR and we might feature your question and your tweet in our next Ask an HR edition.

Without further due, here is this week’s question:

What to put on an application for leaving your job if fired?

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Often a resume lists the start and end dates of employment. If your job ended within a short time frame, this would be a flag that something occurred. They will, at the very least, assume the role or organisation was the wrong fit for you. It won’t, however, indicate who ended the employment relationship. If you specify the reason for leaving after every role listed, you can write ‘job came to an end’ or something similar rather than blatantly saying fired.…

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