How to resign with class and dignity, even when you want to do otherwise
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I quit! How to write a resignation letter
Making a decision to leave your job can be the result of many factors. A career change, needing more money or because you couldn’t stand to work under a draconian boss or colleagues from…
Whatever your reason, it pays to resign with dignity and professionalism. After all, you’re having the last laugh now aren’t you? Not to mention the small thing called a reference that you’ll need from your old employer.
Here are some tips to help you resign professionally.