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Congrats. There is something refreshing about starting a new job

Glad this worked out

Does anyone have a resignation letter template that they could send me?

The most I have is "peace out bitches". :icon17:

Just be courteous, thank them for the experiences while you were there, enjoyed working with the people there, but youve decided to venture out to new opportunities. Dont burn bridges.
Basically, LIE!! :tup:

My notice. "You'll notice that I'm not there."


Never burn a bridge. You never know what may happen in the future. Be nice and polite. Say that you enjoyed your time there, and learned a lot. But now it's time to move on. Don't go into detail. Keep it short and sweet.

Yup.... as much fun as it would be to be honest, you have to keep it professional. Never know when you may run into someone from there at another job further down the road in life..

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To xxxxx,

Please except this letter of resignation, effective as of May xx, 2019.

I have appreciated the opportunity to work here for the past 2 years, but have decided to take on a new challenge where I can grow my experiences even further.

I will be happy to assist however I can in the transition of my duties as needed.

Sincerely,

Pint

You guys are no fun.

I had enough of corporate was when we got 2 new executives that were total douche bags. They forced my boss to fire me because a vendor showed up to my site (which was 30 min away from home) and I didnt react fast enough to the oncall and the vendor left - the vendor only stayed onsite for 5 minutes and this was at 130AM...

Anyway, I got fired. My buddy was the Exchange administrator. He leaked to me some pretty damning emails from those 2 executives (called my first boss/friend Mickey Mouse, wetback, and other pretty racist stuff).

My resignation letter? a fwd'd email to my first boss those leaks. One of those execs had to be escorted out of the office when they fired him... :gtfo2:

:iagree:

Not one reference to bacon?? Are you ill?

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Sure he did... just gotta be able to read between the lines

Morning from beautiful Ketchikan. Sunny and temps in the 60’s. Last stop in way to Vancouver and then flying hime. Couple pics of city.

Damn, you caught me... :icon17:

When I retired from Dynegy. I went off the deep end in of the plant manager, the district manager, HR, and the corporate lawyer. I nuked it big time. A month later. The plant manager was gone. :tup: