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1. Bring It Up Early
1. 趁早提起
It's a safe bet that a potentialemployer will probably ask why you left your last job at some point in the interview. Divulgethe facts when you're prompted, but don't be afraid to mention it earlier. "Tell me about yourself" is one of the most common conversation topics in an interview, so while giving your answer also mention your reason for not having a job —even if it's because you were laid-off.
讓你的潛在雇主在面試時(shí)詢問為什么放棄上一份工作當(dāng)然可以，但是你可以自己提這件事。“簡單介紹下自己”是面試中最常提到的問題，你回答時(shí)可以順便提一下為什么離職——即使你是被解雇的。
2. Take the Pressure Off
2. 別緊張
Receiving a pink slip is never good news, but if you were let go because your company was dealing with tough financial times that caused a group layoff, explaining yourself to a potential employer is pretty simple. Quell your interviewer's doubts by stating your company let go "x" percent of the workforce. If the percentage isn't substantial but money led to your departure, just say your department was restructuring and your job was eliminated.
收到解雇通知肯定不是什么體面的事，但如果你被解雇是因原公司經(jīng)濟(jì)緊張不得不大量裁員的話，跟你的潛在雇主說明一下這個(gè)原因，他會(huì)理解的。如果他不是很相信你，你可以說：“原來的公司當(dāng)時(shí)解雇了X百分比的員工”打消他的疑慮。如果薪酬問題才是你離開的真正原因，就簡單的說原公司要重組所以丟了工作。
3. Chat About Something Positive
3. 聊些積極的事
So you were laid-off, but your story doesn't have to stop there. Fill your interviewer in on the ways you made the most out of your unemployment. Talk about any volunteer participation and even bring up particular books you enjoyed reading.
雖然你被解雇已經(jīng)成為事實(shí)，但你的職業(yè)生涯絕不會(huì)就此打住。讓你的面試官關(guān)注你其他方面的閃光點(diǎn)。比如提下你的志愿者工作，或者是你鐘愛的書籍。
4. Keep the Details to Yourself
4. 不透露裁員具體情況
Be honest about why you were laid-off, but don't feel like you need to divulge the details about your previous employer's financial state. Be succinct in explaining the circumstances surrounding your layoff — the focus should stay on you without much emphasis on the company where you used to work.
誠實(shí)的說明為什么你被解雇了，但是不用詳把前雇主財(cái)務(wù)狀況的細(xì)節(jié)和盤托出。簡單解釋下當(dāng)時(shí)裁員的大環(huán)境——重點(diǎn)應(yīng)該是你自己的情況，而不是你以前工作的公司。
5. Don't Feel Pushed
5. 不用被迫回答機(jī)密問題
Some people just love dirt. If you're met with one of these individuals who happen to be interviewing you, don't feel like you need to feed their desire for gossip. When an interviewer with this quality asks you for more information about your old company and it seems inappropriate, take a simple plan of action: summarize what you've already said and mention you've moved on. Your interviewer will be forced to move on to the next question, which better be about you!
有一些人就是喜歡窺探隱私。如果你正好遇上了這樣的面試官，不用滿足他們獵奇的心理。當(dāng)他們詢問你前公司一些不恰當(dāng)?shù)男畔r(shí)，你可以這樣做：總結(jié)下你已在面試中透露過的信息并且表明你正在像新工作邁進(jìn)，以前的事都是過眼云煙了。這樣你的面試官就不得不結(jié)束這個(gè)話題，下一個(gè)話題就是關(guān)于你個(gè)人情況的了。
