Resignation Letter...
04-11-2007, 06:00 PM
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All my letters of resignation have been very polite and designed to be as neutral as possible - i.e not stating reasons for leaving, personal opinions etc.
Never know when you might need that bridge after all
Fingers crossed it all works out for you mate
I've just started a new job with much nicer people, better hours, fresh challenges and a 'time served apprentice' pay rise
Never know when you might need that bridge after all
Fingers crossed it all works out for you mate
I've just started a new job with much nicer people, better hours, fresh challenges and a 'time served apprentice' pay rise
04-11-2007, 06:23 PM
#42
just finding my feet
neil is true about the "industry"
i work in the car game and its VERY small !!!
when i worked at volvo i had a fall out with the big boss,,, but my old boss at ford wanted me to go back,,,, when i had the main boss telling me " if you cant handle the presure son,, fuck off" i was about to get the hump and get moody
instead i gave him back the keys to my car aswell as shop keys and said "ok"
my mates car was booked in for a MOT the following day too,, i turned up, was offered more cash but i refused as the main boss was a prick
months later i DEAL with the prick, he now works as a manager for some mitsubishi dealers in putney,,,, was GREAT when i send back hes warranty claim being refused
everyone knows everyone in this game though, most know my old boss which was the reason i got this job im at now
yeah be polite and never hold a grudge,lifes too short
i work in the car game and its VERY small !!!
when i worked at volvo i had a fall out with the big boss,,, but my old boss at ford wanted me to go back,,,, when i had the main boss telling me " if you cant handle the presure son,, fuck off" i was about to get the hump and get moody
instead i gave him back the keys to my car aswell as shop keys and said "ok"
my mates car was booked in for a MOT the following day too,, i turned up, was offered more cash but i refused as the main boss was a prick
months later i DEAL with the prick, he now works as a manager for some mitsubishi dealers in putney,,,, was GREAT when i send back hes warranty claim being refused
everyone knows everyone in this game though, most know my old boss which was the reason i got this job im at now
yeah be polite and never hold a grudge,lifes too short
05-11-2007, 09:33 PM
#44
just finding my feet
Originally Posted by smidsy
My phone has been red hot all day, boss etc trying to pusuade me not to leave 
more cash, more holiday, less hours and more responcebility
05-11-2007, 09:38 PM
#45
Ginge, the job I'm going to now (and I am going ), is a far better carrear move with better prospects and the promise of consistent salary increases, along with it being a very good company to work for, and a very good oppourtunity in itself.
When they offer me more money, I shall ask them why they did not do it the first time round, and pollitely tell them I ahve made my mind up
), is a far better carrear move with better prospects and the promise of consistent salary increases, along with it being a very good company to work for, and a very good oppourtunity in itself.When they offer me more money, I shall ask them why they did not do it the first time round, and pollitely tell them I ahve made my mind up
06-11-2007, 08:52 AM
#49
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
Originally Posted by smidsy
the promise of consistent salary increases
And i can speak of it
06-11-2007, 12:18 PM
#50
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Re: Resignation Letter...
Originally Posted by smidsy
The time has come, what should you say in a resignation letter? 
Your mother mates out of season,
Your wife is a stunt double for Miss Piggy,
Your daughter takes it up the hoop,
Regards
Smids.
08-11-2007, 08:02 AM
#51
RSSaz
December 3rd I've got 2 weeks off in between the jobs too which is nice, as I've only had 1 week off this year I hope you're enjoying your new job
Joris_FRST
It's just a good company to work for mate, much better than where I am in that respect and you can easily work your way up
December 3rd
I've got 2 weeks off in between the jobs too which is nice, as I've only had 1 week off this year I hope you're enjoying your new job Joris_FRST
It's just a good company to work for mate, much better than where I am in that respect and you can easily work your way up
08-11-2007, 08:03 AM
#52
Re: Resignation Letter...
Originally Posted by Big G
Originally Posted by smidsy
The time has come, what should you say in a resignation letter?
Your mother mates out of season,
Your wife is a stunt double for Miss Piggy,
Your daughter takes it up the hoop,
Regards
Smids.
08-11-2007, 10:53 AM
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in resignation letters i only say "i am giving you a months notice of terminating my employment, my final date will be XX/XX/XX" even if i am leaving under very bad atmosphere
i explain the reasons verbally, no point putting it down in black and white cos you dont know who is gonna read it.
with 99% of bosses and workplaces no matter what you say you will never change their attitude and bad habits.
i explain the reasons verbally, no point putting it down in black and white cos you dont know who is gonna read it.
with 99% of bosses and workplaces no matter what you say you will never change their attitude and bad habits.
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