In a job interview, the panel asked you, "Will you leave this job if you find a better one?” What will be your answer?

When they interviewed me 9 months later for the management position, I reminded them that I'm going to leave when I find a better job.

When I interviewed at my past job, I told them that I'll leave when I find a better job. They hired me. When they interviewed me 9 months later for the management position, I reminded them that I'm going to leave when I find a better job. One year later when they created a new position between the owners and store managers for me, I was sitting in my boss's office and laughed. He asked why. I reminded him I'd leave when I found a better job. He laughed too, because I kept finding them within the company! Two years later, I left to start my own company.

I don't want to hire someone that is content in the entry level job. Someone who wants more will do better than someone content. They'll either get promoted or leave for another job. Either way, I expect entry level jobs to have turnover.