Steph and Ash discuss the topic of resigning and counteroffers, how to do it properly without burning bridges, and whether you should accept a counteroffer. The answer is NO….. but WHY? BOSS BITES 80% of people leave within 6 months of accepting a counteroffer In a resignation letter, you’ll need to specify how much notice […]


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Steph and Ash discuss the topic of resigning and counteroffers, how to do it properly without burning bridges, and whether you should accept a counteroffer. The answer is NO….. but WHY?


BOSS BITES

80% of people leave within 6 months of accepting a counteroffer
In a resignation letter, you’ll need to specify how much notice you are giving and when your last day of work will be. You should also inquire about the status of employee benefits you may be entitled to upon termination of employment. Two weeks’ notice minimum is recommended.

Example Resignation Letter


Dear Managers name,


Please accept this message as my formal resignation from Company ABC. My final day will be ________, two weeks from today. I am so grateful for the last 5 years at the company.


Please let me know how I can be of assistance during this transition.


In the future, you can reach me at my personal email ([email protected]) or on my cell phone (555-555-5555).


Thank you again, and I look forward to staying in touch.


Sincerely,


Your Name


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