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Need last minute advice.
I'm quitting my job tomorrow that I haven't had for long - but I work from home. Planning on giving two weeks. Should I have a resignation letter already prepared? I'm not sure if they'll want to keep me for two weeks.
And should I wait until my 11 am call with my boss, or call her first thing in the morning?
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Turn in the written resignation letter, not phone call. The resignation letter needs to be as short as possible. No explanations or poetry. Simply state you are resigning. That's it.
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Just contact your manager first thing in the morning and inform him/her that you're re-signing and that you're giving your two weeks notice.
If a resignation letter is required, just open up Microsoft Word and type a quick one out.
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>>18142974
Like I said, I work from home. I can't just leave a letter in an inbox and never email anyone again. I need to talk about my end date and shit too.
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>>18142829
Have your 11am discussion about whatever it is you planned to discuss. At the end of that conversation, transition it into "the talk" about your two weeks notice.
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>>18143006
It's a return from vacation and assignments from our key clients... I'd be wasting her time.
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