How to Resign from a Job Vaughan ON

Resigning from your current employer and quitting your job can be emotional and you might not realize it until you actually face your boss to resign. Here's how to do it effectively without burning any bridges.

Unique Personnel
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400 Creditstone Rd
Concord, ON
Labour Source
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4140 Steeles Ave W
Woodbridge, ON
Unique Personnel Canada Inc.
905-660-8835
400 Creditstone Rd., Ste 5
Concord, ON
Labour Source Inc.
905-264-9676
4140 Steeles Avenue West Unit #3
Woodbridge, ON
TopNotch Executive Staffing
416-742-0808
2365 Finch Ave West
Weston, ON
Spectrum & Associates Executive Search
905-856-3954
3800 Steeles Ave W
Woodbridge, ON
Express Personnel Services
905-264-7130
3800 Steeles Avenue West, Suite
Woodbridge/Vaughan, ON
CFT
905-761-8872
3100 Steeles Ave W
Concord, ON
Quantum Management Services Limited
905-660-6802
8400 Jane Street, Buidling B, Un
Concord, ON
HCM Staffing Solutions Inc.
416-745-8636
2930 Islington Avenue, Suite 1
TORONTO, ON
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How to Resign from a Job

Steps

  1. Tell your boss (or whoever you report to) face to face that you're leaving the company and ask what you can do to wrap things up before you finish working with them. Follow up in writing with a short email or typed letter if your company requires written notice.
  2. Keep your resignation short and sweet. You can give as little or as much information as you like in terms of your new job or what you're doing next. Remain cordial.
  3. Give your company the required notice. If your contract requires you to give two weeks notice, do so. Don't burn any bridges by quitting suddenly and leaving your boss in the lurch. You might require help (ie. a reference check) from your boss in the future.
  4. As you finish up your job, try to remain focused on the job and do everything you can to help your company transition your work to whoever will be doing your job next.

Tips

  • If you used a recruiter to get your new job, ask them for help with your resignation if you are unsure of what to do. They should be able to help.
  • Keep your emotions in check. Don't let your friendship with your boss make you feel like you're letting them down by quitting. This is business and you need to keep things professional.

Warnings

  • When you are resigning, some companies may try to offer you a counter offer (ie. a raise, better job, bigger office, etc) to try to keep you employed with the company. Accepting a counter offer is usually a bad move especially since you've already let your employer know you were looking for a new job. Stick to your guns, remember why you wanted to leave the firm to join a new company, and don't entertain counter offers.
  • Many companies will automatically release you the day you give your notice. Be prepared and don't be offended.
  • Make sure your desk and files are up to date in case you are asked to leave immediately.

Sources and Citations

  • http://www.RecruiterSecretsRevealed.com
  • http://www.Find-Your-Dream-Career.com

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