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Business Letters Resignation Letters
Writing a Resignation Letter (rsignation letter)So you want to resign, to do it right, you should draft up a resignation letter (Common misspelling: rsignation letter) to your direct boss and have a meeting with him/her to give them the letter. Keep your resignation letter simple, brief, positive and straightforward.
State in the resignation letter (rsignation letter) that you have elected to accept another offer of employment and will be leaving your current job. Your particular circumstances will dictate whether you wish to state the name of your new company. Be sure to mention that your time with the company has been rewarding and fruitful. You might make a comment about how proud you are to have worked with the firm and how enjoyable the years you spent with the firm were. Do not give specific reasons for leaving. State that you have decided to move because of a career opportunity that is too good to pass up. This letter will be kept on file in the human resources department. At some time in the future, this may be the only record of your resignation. Therefore, keep it positive and to the point. Remember, the company and its employees could potentially play a role in your career or job search in the future. It is a very small world. Never burn bridges Here is a Sample Resignation Letter
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