How to refuse a job invitation

1, send an email to the other party's HR mailbox, or politely refuse the invitation when the other party comes. For example, thank you for providing me with this interview opportunity. Only before I sent out an interview invitation, another company had passed my application requirements and called me to take up my post as soon as possible ... and maintained an extremely calm and respectful attitude. A wise job seeker will not apply for only one company. All personnel managers are well aware of this and will never have any complaints.

It is simple that your company is not suitable for my career development direction, so I can't consider working in your company for the time being. Thank you for your invitation. If there is an opportunity, we will definitely cooperate again. Thank you. Goodbye.

3. Be clear about whether you can't get through this day or in the future. Telephone is direct communication, while SMS is one-way communication in text form. Even if you are embarrassed, using the phone can show more respect than texting. Don't run away from what you should face. Respect for others means respect for yourself. As for the content, sincerity and frankness are enough.