Does anyone have any pointers for me to quite a job?

Question

Well i have a job at tim hortons and i dont know how to quite the job should i say i found other job can that do?

Answer 1

just go in to your bosses office and let him know that you no longer want to be employed at Tim Horton's and then when he asks you why?.....you just tell him that its not in your best interest to work there anymore because you have found something that better suits you

its pretty much a better way of saying you found another job even if you haven't


if you do decide to apply somewhere else, however, don't put Tim Horton's down as a reference....they may call and ask what kind of worker you were and not hire you

Answer 2

Write up a letter saying that you enjoyed working at tim hortons, but you will no longer be able to stay in your current position.

Don't be rude, because you never know when you will meet those people again! Someone you work with at Tim Hortons could be your boss in 10 years at your new job, so don't burn any bridges.

Just put in a proper notice, and be polite and professional. Don't skip out on your last days either.

remember, your future jobs can call tim hortons and if you pissed them off, you will have a hard time getting a new job

Answer 3

I've come to believe that the way that you part company is as important as the way that you join a company.

Have you considered writing a resignation letter, giving 2 weeks notice (or more if appropriate) and handing it in to your supervisor or manager in a quiet moment? You do not necessarily need to provide the exact reasons you are leaving, it may be sufficient to say "I have learned so much while working here and as I move on to the next stage of my life/career, I will take those lessons with me.", as you hand in your resignation letter. You may want to consider...

Saturday July 23
Dear Mrs. Horton,
It is with regret that I hereby submit my resignation from Tim Horton's. My last day at work will be Friday, August 13th. It has been a pleasure to work with you and the Late Night team for the last 2 years and I wish you and the entire team continued success in my absence.
Sincerely,
Jane NewJob

Hope that Helps.

Answer 4

Just be honest and professional, corteous. Tim hortons is not a very serious job that is hard to quit or to replace. They know that you're not there for life and you have other plans, it's ok. They'll understand. They have a whole stack full of resumes of people just like you ready to take your spot. It's part of their business model. Just be professional and polite because you want to be able to use thema as a good reference and go ahead and proceed with living your life and if that involves working at othe places, then that's fine.

Answer 5

I would write out a brief resignation to the General Manager, and say this.."I have found a different opportunity that seems to be a bit more suited to my needs, I must therefore, regretfully, submit my 2 weeks notice to you effective today."
When the GM asks you about it, be polite, but careful not to sound like you are putting down the job.

Answer 6

Before you quit your job, you should find another job. If you don't simply need a job right now, be sure to thank your current employer as you indicate that you have other interests right now and do not have the time to work.

Answer 7

You would like to focus on school for the next semester.
You would like to try out a job more related to your future career.
You believe that you do not feel challenged anymore at work.

Answer 8

steal

Answer 9

no you just say i don't want to work here any more i am so sorry i just started looking for anther job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!