How to Write Your Resignation Letter

The most important concept to keep in mind when resigning from any job is not to "burn your bridge." Whether you like your current job and are leaving for a better opportunity, or you dislike your present job and are resigning to save your sanity, you must always be polite, discreet, and mature when creating your resignation letter. Your current employer will appear on your resume for years to come, and you never know when you may need a recommendation from a former boss. Remember, your professional reputation will be based on your most recent actions and behaviour.

There's no need to write a novel. Simply construct a brief, clear letter that covers all the bases. Here are some suggestions:

Take a look at our sample resignation letter to get a better idea of how to structure your letter. After you start your new job, it is highly recommended to send a letter to your former boss and co-workers with your new contact information, so that they can keep in touch and remain a part of your network. By doing this, you are again building your bridges and not burning them.

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