Should I tell my boss the real reason i am quitting?

So I am a 23 year old guy and i started my new job on June 1st of this year, as the Assistant Store Manager in a retail shoe store, i am the only guy in a store of 15-16 females. I have previous retail experience working in higher volume retailers, this store is only 3 million a year, other places i have worked have ranged from 20 million to 3 million in volume, also when i got hired the district manager sent me to a higher volume store to train for a week before I even set foot in my home store.

Long story short, the two stores and the two store managers are complete opposites. The store manager when I was training was very direct, efficient and ran a top notch store, in my home store the store manager is more about feelings rather than results, and numerous times she has stabbed employees in the back for her own benefit. in my short time there 5 people have quit 3 on the spot. my first 2 months i kept my mouth shut and listened to the store managers favorite employee who has been there 10 years, I made the mistake of speaking up and coming up with new ideas, and apparently I rubbed them the wrong way and apparently i was only hired on to play second fiddle to them, half the employees already said If i leave they have no reason to stick around.

So I have two job offers which i will decide on next week, but i am leaving already for a fact, should I tell my boss the real reason i am leaving or make up a fake B.S excuse.

Anonymous2017-03-18T12:51:49Z

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I have actually told supervisors of my concerns weeks before giving my notice. Nothing changed. Nothing changed after I gave notice, either. Sometimes the best course of action is to simply leave, and make some other business profitable.

LindseyS499 usetobe LINDSEYS2017-03-18T12:29:56Z

You don't have to give a reason for quitting as long as you give them some notice that you're leaving.

A Hunch2017-03-18T05:06:54Z

You meant to say you started on January 1st, not June 1st.
Based on all your other posts, the management doesn't respect you so what would you get for telling them the true reason you are leaving.

With all the complaining you have done, I can't figure out why you didn't give immediate notice the minute you received a job offer...

You are like a lot of millennials = certain that you will be a millionaire by 30 but getting your food at the food pantry when you are 23.
- I don't mean "literally" = the translation is "I'm the best employee even though no one wants to hear anything I have to say".