The interview invitation has come, how should I reply?

You can reply directly to the other party. I already have a job that I am satisfied with, so I don't want to find a new job. Please apologize again and go to your company for an interview after I have no job. When you receive an interview invitation, you should take the initiative to tell the other party the actual situation. Only in this way can both sides respect each other's ideas through polite communication.

In real life, we often apply for jobs, apply for several companies and choose the best one, which can be more direct.

You don't want to go for an interview when you have a better choice. There are two situations about this problem. The first one is that if you just don't like this company and don't have the will to try, just refuse it. Finding a job is a matter for companies and individuals, but this method has broken a road.

Second, if you can't go or subjectively just want to postpone, you should express your gratitude first, and then find a hard-core reason why she can't refuse your extension. Of course, you should also master your own tone and pay attention to your communication style.

There are many ways to avoid an interview.

1. If you don't go directly, you don't have to say hello. Basically, if you don't go, the company will know what you mean without news. However, this way is not very polite. Some company leaders may contact you to ask, but some companies themselves know this kind of urine, so they are too lazy to ask. Everyone knows the result directly by default.

2. Send a text message or call the person in charge and say, "When I go back and think about it, I don't think this job is suitable for me" or "I don't agree to do this job alone at home" or "I want to work in my hometown (if you are not a local resident)". You can also say, "I was hired by the company I interviewed before, and I think that job is more suitable for me/I like that job better, so I'm sorry that I won't work in your company for the time being." Thank you for your guidance and guidance.

Basically, the company will not delve into it. You just need one reason and one reason. Unless they really want you, they will get to the bottom of it and keep you.

Several situations where I don't want to go 1. Through the interview, I found that the company/position is not suitable for me; Or find that the treatment of the company is not satisfactory.

Rejection method: call the personnel of the company you are applying for and tell them that after in-depth understanding, they feel that this job is not suitable. Of course, HR will definitely ask why at this time. What's inappropriate? At this time, job seekers don't have to worry too much, just tell the truth.

2. The two companies interviewed told Jean to go to work at the same time, and chose one company they liked, so they wanted to quit the other one.

Rejection method: You can also use the method in case 1 In addition, I can say that I have found a job that I am satisfied with, and I am currently working. I am sorry.

3. I went to work the next day after receiving the notice of successful interview, but I didn't want to go again after trying once. Or during the probation period of the first company, I received a job notice from another company with better overall conditions.

Rejection method: in fact, this is the best refusal. It may mean that you feel uncomfortable or uncomfortable after the trial work, so you won't come tomorrow. If HR continues to ask questions, it can be pointed out from the aspects of work, corporate culture and company environment.