How to Resign from your Jo...

There are a few basic but important things that should be kept in mind when resigning from any job, and preparation should begin by taking a good look in the mirror and asking yourself, “Am I sure I’m ready to do this?” Quitting your job is generally a final decision, and you’re going to have to be able to support yourself afterwards. Do you have a job lined up for sure that... 

Resignation Letter Due To ...

Resignation Letter: Add personal info inside () Dear (employer name), I, (Your name here), am writing to inform you of my intention to resign my position of employment as (your job title) at (company name). I feel it is my responsibility to give you (number of weeks) weeks’ notice and therefore, my last day will be (XXX)day the (XX) of 2008. As you may or may not know, I have been ill for some... 

Medical/Personal Reasons...

RESIGNATION September 15, 2008 Gary Smith General Manager Wells Fargo Bank 888 Remington Drive Madison, NC 27122 Dear Sir: I hereby tender my resignation from Wells Fargo Bank effective September 30, 2008. I find working for the bank as an Investment Consultant extremely challenging and fulfilling. I had the privilege of meeting the bank’s most important clients and the prestige of managing high-end... 

Going Back to School...

September 15, 2008 Adrianne Michaels 368 Wincheser Avenue Mogan, UT 84050 (801) 876-6340 Todd Stanton, President Lexington Arms Company, Inc. 724 Shamrock St. East Alton, IL 62242 Dear Mr. Stanton: It is with deep regret that I need to tender my resignation effective September 30, 2008. I have tremendously enjoyed my stint as a firearms salesman at your good company, Lexington Arms. I am also grateful... 

New Position...

September 15, 2008 Jeffrey L. Connelly 6758 Maser Drive Fieldview, VA 00087 (206) 456-5440 John H. Freeman, President Prosperity Manufacturing, Inc. 986 Brixton Road Rudesville, VA 00976 Dear Mr. Freeman: Working at Prosperity Manufacturing has been a rewarding experience for me, personally and career wise. I was able to recognize my strengths as a professional and my weaknesses as a human being. I... 

Executive Director...

TO: Stephen Baker DATE: December 15, 2007 SUBJECT: Resignation FROM: Ian M. Wright This is to confirm my resignation as Executive Director at The Corporate Marketing Group. I have been offered the position of Director for Customer Relationship Management Division at Deutsche Bank which I willingly accepted. The position offers me to take the next step in my banking career. I am motivated to see new... 

Pharmaceutical Sales...

457 Nathan Road Pittsville Hills, NJ 08692 241-455-0303 September 1, 2008 Dr. Rick Stradmore Pharmaceutical Sales Director Merck & Company, Inc. 5 Merck Dr Whitehouse Station, NJ 06673 Dear Rick, Through this letter I am officially tendering my resignation from Merck & Company, Inc. effective this Monday, September 15, 2008. I have been blessed to be appointed by my grandfather to take charge... 

Resignation: Due To Illnes...

Dear ________ It is with deep regret that I must submit this letter to you. As you may know, I have enjoyed working with this company for ____ years now and would love to be able to continue to do so. However, due to illness, I find that I must tender my resignation, effective _________. Hopefully, this date will allow you ample time to find a suitable replacement for me. If it were feasible to continue... 

Sample of Resignation Acce...

Dear Employee Name It is with regret that we acknowledge and accept your letter of resignation dated (insert date), as (title) from (department name). We appreciate the work you’ve done in your capacity during your employment with us and wish you a bright future. Please contact (Name of Manager of Human Resources) at (phone and extension) to schedule an exit interview. You should bring your employee... 

Top Ten Tips for Writing a...

People resign for all sorts of reasons, but that doesn’t mean you should burn your bridges. Therefore, it’s important to be as professional in departure as you were during employment. Remember, not only is it expensive for employers to find and train a new worker to replace you, but your next employer you get will want to know how you left your previous job. So if you keep these ten tips...