Job search, time off and leaving
Follow up on applications, ask for time off, turn down offers and leave on good terms.
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104 phrases
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- What to say instead of “can I get a job offer?”
- A kinder way to say “can I have my job back”
- How to say “can I leave early” professionally
- Alternatives to “Can we do a virtual interview?” at work
- A kinder way to say “can we reschedule the interview?”
- Alternatives to “can you be my reference?” at work
- Alternatives to “can you send the job description?” at work
- “Can you send the offer letter?”: how to say it politely
- Saying “can you write me a recommendation” at work
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- Better ways to say “I accepted another offer”
- A kinder way to say “I am leaving”
- Saying “I applied for a job” at work
- Better ways to say “I can vouch for them”
- “I can't accept the interview”: how to say it politely
- Saying “I can't come in today” at work
- “I changed my mind”: how to say it politely
- Saying “I decline the offer, salary too low” at work
- Saying “I found another job” at work
- How to say “I got another job offer” professionally
- Alternatives to “I have a doctor appointment” at work
- “I have a family emergency”: how to say it politely
- A kinder way to say “I have a fever”
- How to say “I have a sick family member” professionally
- Better ways to say “I have family issues”
- Alternatives to “I have jury duty” at work
- A kinder way to say “I have the flu”
- A kinder way to say “I need a day off”
- What to say instead of “I need bereavement leave”
- Better ways to say “I need leave for a family emergency”
- Alternatives to “I need leave for personal reasons” at work
- “I need medical leave”: how to say it politely
- How to say “I need time for my mental health” professionally
- What to say instead of “I need to attend a funeral”
- Better ways to say “I need to extend my maternity leave”
- Alternatives to “I need to leave early” at work
- Saying “I need to reschedule my interview” at work
- How to say “I need to run errands” professionally
- Saying “I quit” at work
- Better ways to say “I received your termination letter”
- Better ways to say “I was fired”
- “I was laid off”: how to say it politely
- How to say “I'd like to go part time” professionally
- What to say instead of “I'd like to request leave”
- Better ways to say “I'd like to request marriage leave”
- A kinder way to say “I'd like to request maternity leave”
- A kinder way to say “I'd like to take vacation time”
- How to say “I'm accepting the new position” professionally
- Better ways to say “I'm applying for another job internally”
- “I'm declining the interview”: how to say it politely
- A kinder way to say “I'm declining the job offer”
- Saying “I'm declining the offer” at work
- What to say instead of “I'm declining the promotion”
- Better ways to say “I'm declining the second interview”
- What to say instead of “I'm excited to start”
- Saying “I'm going on vacation” at work
- Alternatives to “I'm having surgery” at work
- Better ways to say “I'm interested in a different position”
- What to say instead of “I'm interested in a job”
- Better ways to say “I'm interested in a job opportunity”
- Alternatives to “I'm interested in the position” at work
- “I'm interested in the role”: how to say it politely
- Saying “I'm leaving early, I'm sick” at work
- How to say “I'm looking for a job” professionally
- Better ways to say “I'm no longer interested”
- A kinder way to say “I'm no longer interested in the job”
- Better ways to say “I'm not interested in the position”
- A kinder way to say “I'm not interested in this candidate”
- “I'm not joining the company”: how to say it politely
- Better ways to say “I'm overqualified for this role”
- A kinder way to say “I'm pregnant”
- How to say “I'm retiring” professionally
- Better ways to say “I'm sick”
- Better ways to say “I'm struggling with my mental health”
- What to say instead of “I'm taking a sick day”
- A kinder way to say “I'm very interested”
- Better ways to say “it is not working out”
- “It was a pleasure working with you”: how to say it politely