Quitting a job can make us anxious. It can be a problem with you or the company, but you may decide the company. Maybe it’s a small company, you’ve been there a long time, are close to your boss and co-workers, and feel like you’re leaving them in the lurch. Maybe your boss is a tyrannical hothead (that’s why you’re quitting!), and you wonder how he’s going to react when you tell him. Anyway, when you’re quitting a job, you’re sort of firing your employer. It’s somewhat comparable to breaking up with someone. And just like with breaking up with a girlfriend, there’s a right and wrong way to do it.

1. Presented By;
M. Ali Hassni
Friday, July 4, 2014
Etiquettes for Resignation

2. Contents
Person Introduction
i. Etiquettes – Intro & 1st
& 2nd
ii. Etiquettes – The New York Exp.
i. Part – III, Why Change the Job?
ii. Part – IV, Changing Job – Dos
iii. Part – V, Changing Job – Don’ts
i. Question & Answer Session

3. IV

4. Changing Job ~ Dos
i. Follow Company Policy
ii. Complete Work Reports
iii. Talk with your Supervisor
iv. Complete an Exit Interview
v. Write your reference letter
vi. Write Letter of Thanks
vii. Working as usual
viii. Exits Gracefully
ix. Leave the door Open ~ help

5. Follow Company Policy

6. Complete Work Reports

7. Talk with Supervisor

8. Talk with Supervisor

9. Complete Exits Interview

10. Write Your ~ Reference Letter

11. Write Your ~ Reference Letter

12. Write ~ Letter of Thanks

13. Working ~ As usual

14. Exit ~ Gracefully

15. Exit ~ Gracefully

16. Exit ~ Gracefully

17. Leave ~ the door Open

18. Leave the door Open ~ Help

19. Confidential ~ Past & Present

20. Confidential ~ Past & Present

21. Confidential ~ Past & Present

22. At the End ~ This is ME

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