Quitting Job Conversation Practice in Business English

Improve your Business English skills with this quitting job conversation practice video.

Navigating the conversation when quitting a job can be challenging, especially in a professional setting. This video provides a practical dialogue to help you practice and improve your Business English skills.

In this exercise, you'll take turns speaking in red and blue. The conversation starts with one person expressing their intention to quit:

• Blue: You know what, I am thinking of quitting this month.
• Red: Why? You're a great employee and I thought you loved what you do.
• Blue: I do, but the team size is just not right for me.
• Red: Why? What's wrong with it?
• Blue: It's too large. I would prefer working in a start-up with various responsibilities, wearing multiple hats at once.
• Red: I understand you now. Well, I honestly wish you the best at your next workplace.
• Blue: I appreciate it. What about you? Do you prefer working in a large team or a small team?
• Red: Actually, if I am completely honest, I prefer not working at all.

This practice dialogue helps you understand how to express your reasons for leaving a job and respond to common questions and comments. Watch the video, follow along, and enhance your ability to handle professional discussions with ease.