What a recruiter wants to know
For each job, a recruiter wants to know
- What you've learned
- What you've experienced
- How you grew your skills
- Why you left your job.
Walk the recruiter through your job-hopping history by talking about what you learned and how you learned even more at the next job. Then state that you are now clear in the value you can bring and what you want in a job and that you are currently looking to stay put and do a good job.
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