Resignation Letter Sample With Reason

Not happy in your current job? You\'re not alone - the average person will shift careers up to seven times! It\'s time to make a change... but first, take in these seven important considerations.

In an ideal world, you’d want your employer to be sorry that they couldn’t keep you, acknowledge your contributions and admit that they’ll have big shoes to fill when you’re gone. Here’s how to leave the same way you came in – on a high note.

There\'s a hidden danger threatening your career, and it\'s not what you\'d expect. Molly finds out what the latest Career FAQs poll has revealed about why so many Australians are calling it quits.

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The key to answering this question with your employability intact is simple – maintain a positive attitude. To help you out, here are some possible responses to cover different scenarios.

You\'ve made up your mind. You\'ve handed in your resignation letter and have even started cleaning out your junk drawer. But then your situation changes.

Leaving a job can be just as hard as leaving a relationship. Knowing when to cut your losses and start anew is instinctive for some, but for others it\'s a slow, painful and drawn out process.

Want to quit your job? We’ve got a range of sample resignation letter templates to suit just about any circumstance.

Here are some tips on what to do – and what not to do – when you are resigning.