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"I took an entry-level job and love the work and experience I've gained, but am frustrated by the disorganized management. Also, I've been told I can't ask for more money. I know now I can get a new job with more pay, but will leaving within a year hurt my professional reputation?"

我找了一份入門級的工作，我很喜歡我的工作和這份工作能讓我學到的經驗。但是，我對于公司的管理機制感到很失望，另外，我的薪水也不夠高。盡管我想我能找到一份薪水更高的工作，但是我有這樣的擔心：我在一年內離職會對今后我的求職生涯中造成不利影響么？”

The answer is, "it depends," but not for the reason you think.

對于這個問題，答案并不確定。但卻不是你所考慮的那些原因。

It's Not How Long You Stayed, It's Why You Left.

重要的不是你呆了多長時間，而是你為什么要離開

When we choose to leave a new job before our year anniversary, it sends the message, "Something's wrong. Terribly wrong." Especially, in the current economic climate where unemployment is higher and people are clamoring for jobs. That means, you better have a really, REALLY good explanation as to why you need to leave. In my experience, saying the work was great but you didn't like management or the pay won't go over well with employers. To them, it sounds a bit selfish and needy. Not to mention, they'll question your ability to be patient or be a good team player. So, you are wise to be concerned about how leaving this soon will appear.

如果你決定在工作不到一年就離職，這一定說明：這份工作出了問題，很大的問題。尤其在現(xiàn)在的經濟形勢下——失業(yè)率高居不下，人們不惜一切尋找一份工作。這就更要求你有一個有足夠說服力的理由，來解釋你放棄這份工作的原因。從我的經驗來判斷，招聘方是不會接受一個人放棄自己喜歡的工作，只因為對公司的管理機制或薪水感到不滿意。對他們來說，這么做顯得有點自私，而且貪婪。更不用說，他們還會懷疑你對工作的耐心和團結協(xié)作能力。所以，你最好認真地考慮一下這樣離職所會帶來的后果。

Now, I know you aren't an impatient, selfish, needy, employee who can't play nice in teams, but you have to put yourself in the employer's shoes: They don't like hearing people are unhappy in a job after less than a year. It implies impatience and lack of appreciation for the employer who was kind enough to hire you. Plus, you're getting paid to do work you actually like (most people hate their first entry-level job), so they'll question why can't you put up with a little disorganization? And speaking of pay, most companies work on an annual review basis, so asking for more sooner doesn't work for their budgets.

就算我知道了你能夠耐心對待工作，不自私自利，也不會在與人合作時惹麻煩，但你需要從招聘方的角度來思考問題：他們不喜歡在工作中負面情緒太多，并且一年內辭職的員工。因為這至少說明了這個雇員對好心地雇傭他的老板缺少耐心和感激之情。另外，你還是在做你喜歡的工作（大部分的人都很討厭他們的入門級的工作）。所以他們會質疑你為什么不能忍受管理層的小小無序狀態(tài)。至于談到薪水，大多數(shù)公司都是每年進行評估，所以你馬上就要求加薪的做法，是不能得到財政預算的支持的。

So, what's the solution? There's actually a way for you to look like a smart professional for deciding to leave your job before the year's out.

那應該怎么辦才合適呢？有一個辦法能讓你像一個有智慧的職場人士一樣，抉擇是否在一年內辭職這個問題。

Don't Make It About Money or Management - Make It About Marketability!

不要把這個問題局限在薪水或管理機制上，而應該考慮市場性

When you make the decision to leave an employer in less than a year, you need to be able to sell yourself to new potential employers. As I outlined above, criticizing the pay or management of your current employer isn't going to impress them. Focus instead on the real reason: you fear you won't be marketable in the future if you don't proactively move your career forward now. In short, show them you are a business-of-one who knows it's up to you to stay relevant and employable long-term. That's something they can respect (and pay good money for), regardless of how long you were at your last job.

當你決定工作不滿一年就離開一個雇主的時候，你必須能夠把你自己推銷給你的下一任雇主。正如我上面所提到的，批評現(xiàn)任雇主的薪水或管理方面的問題并不會讓招聘人員感到滿意。相反，你應該專注在一些更實在的信息：如果你不主動離開之前的公司，你將會被時刻變化的市場淘汰。簡單說，你要讓面試官感覺到你會是一個能夠與公司共存亡的能夠信任的雇員。這才是他們尊重的（并且愿意付高薪），這時你究竟在上一家公司呆了多久已經不重要了。

Here's What to Say

下面我們來談談具體在面試時應該說些什么

When asked why you want to leave before a year is up, try this:“It's a tough decision to leave this great company. I love the work I am doing. However, it's been made clear to me there is no room for me to grow my skills and become more valuable as a professional. My fear is if I stay, I will become less marketable down the line. I want to move to a company where I can take my skills and abilities to the next level and create even more value for my employer. That way, I know I can stay relevant to the marketplace and keep my employer happy.”

如果被問道：為什么在上一家公司工作沒滿一年就辭職了？你可以試著這樣說：做出離開那一家公司的決定的確不太容易，那的確是一家很優(yōu)秀的公司。我也很喜歡當時我做的工作。但是，繼續(xù)在那家公司工作已經不能繼續(xù)提升我的能力，從而在我所從事的行業(yè)提升到更高的水平。我的憂慮是，如果我繼續(xù)留在那家公司，我將逐步被市場淘汰。而我所希望的，正是尋找一家能夠將我的技術和能力提升到一個全新高度的公司，從而能夠為我的雇主創(chuàng)造更多的價值。只有這樣，我才能跟上人才市場的步伐，并讓我的雇主滿意。

Focus them on your desire to be better, not on your desire to get more and you'll present yourself in the right fashion.

所以，回答的關鍵在于，體現(xiàn)你放棄之前職位的目的是提升自我，而不是像新的公司索取更高的福利。這樣能讓你處在正確的位置上。

PS - Don't Make a Habit of It

P.S. 不要濫用這個方法

If you do decide to leave and get a new job, make sure you accept one you know you can stay in for at least two years. You do not want to start jumping jobs every year. That will make you look bad in the long run. So, choose carefully and be sure where you land next is a place where you can stay and grow for two anniversaries at least!

在你要辭職并且找一份新工作時，一定要找一份你一定能呆至少超過兩年的工作。你肯定不想每年都換工作，因為那恐怕會影響你未來的職業(yè)生涯。因此，還是仔細選擇你的下一份工作，它至少讓你能呆上兩年，并且取得成長。