Comments on: How To Resign From Your Job

By: md zyaullah azad

md zyaullah azad — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 13:06:29 +0000

my senior cut my sallary 3 days and missbehave with me

By: GM

GM — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 13:55:03 +0000

“I just started this job 3 months ago i hate it the hours are not what was agreed on and they are now short handed. i am not sure how to write this letter”

Try stating reasons that you cannot work at the designated hours because you are doing something else at those times and your job is affecting your other duties.

Thank everybody for the opportunity.

By: tk

tk — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 00:15:31 +0000

I just started this job 3 months ago i hate it the hours are not what was agreed on and they are now short handed. i am not sure how to write this letter

By: Jisan

Jisan — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 19:49:16 +0000

I’m doing a job in a Call Center for more than one year. I’m one of the successful Executive in the company. But recently one of my junior colleague has been selected as the Team Leader. But I was more perfect than him to be a Team Leader. Also my current salary is not helping me to meet and solve my needs. I cant work under disrespect at all. I did my work with full honesty and dedication. Now I’m planning to quit. So, what should I do now? Should I talk to my management authority about that or should I submit my resignation?

By: sammy

sammy — Fri, 06 May 2011 11:42:39 +0000

i am considering leaving my job i havn’t been happy for months and i work four jobs in the same place and on mim wage while everyone is on more, i do not want that carer and i wish to do more things with my life, my boss intends to sack me if i get a second job the people i work with are gossipers and i feel that my boss has no respect for me. do i leave now or find a new job first?

By: nimre

nimre — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 06:44:37 +0000

i started working with this company last feb. 15, 2011. as a liaison officer, i am allowed to reimburse all my transportation expenses for the day including meal allowance. i do not like how things turned out. my fellow LO’s are overcharging their transpo expenses. they are dictating me how much i should write for a fare to a certain distance. that is double the amount that i should be given! and the meal allowance they are charging, although with the approval of the GM, was without the knowledge of the owner of the company. can’t stand it and i’m feeling sick. i wanted to resign immediately, as in within 24 hrs. how should i tell them? please help me.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 21:10:14 +0000

I need to write a letter of resignation. My situation is a strange one. I tend to work Seasonal jobs, so that they fit into my school schedule easier, and I am able to best utilize the skills that I have. I work for an Outdoor School program in the fall and Spring, and I work summer camps usually, or find summer work. During the winter I find a temporary position, and work til the winter is over, and I go back to ODS in March. This past winter (November), I landed a job in sales at the mall, per diem, and ending in January. When Jan came around, I was prepared to leave, and I was asked to stay on a little longer as Per Diem. I said okay, and I usually get between 8-25 hours every 2 weeks (which doesn’t exactly pay the bills), I am very up front about my ODS jobs, and that unless I get better pay from another job, I will continue to return in Fall and Spring. I told my boss I would be returning, and then gave her the dates. I gave her the dates again yesterday, and she told me I had to take a leave of absence. I know that I can come back to this job this summer, if I don’t have another job, but this job doesn’t pay the bills, and I would be leaving again when Fall came around. My boss is mad at me for “springing this on her” even though I told her multiple times since being hired, and told her during my interview. Should I resign or write a letter of resignation. It doesn’t make sense to keep this job. I have to claim unemployment with this job in order to pay rent and car insurance and the phone bill. Any Help?

By: tony

tony — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 08:37:06 +0000

To all your comments i think the tips given is what you all need. Check out first your option… and sometimes what we hate most in our jobs is what we find in the next… weigh your option…peace!!!

By: zef

zef — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 01:20:14 +0000

erm my situation is kind similar – our GM loves to interfere in our organisation with inconsistent instructions given to us which definitely not solving problem. I really frustrated with how he’s handling things and how he tried to fool my immediate superior. I have received a better offer but im a bit guilty to leave my superior because he cant find better assistant like me..one of my colleague just resigned because of the GM yet the GM acted like he’s not at fault and passing the baton to my superior…damn

By: kumar

kumar — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 16:20:20 +0000

i have been tried to give resignation letter at this moment. .
because my team is not co-operative with me .
and as much as i can.. i tried to solve all kind of proble but i wasn’t success where i’m working .
and major things it’s gonna be finish my contract periode.
we request about upgrade our salary even that one also not increased that’s why i’m wondering to give resignation letter please tell me what should i do at this moment?