Two-weeks notice suggestions, anyone?

Question

I'm quitting my job to go to school, and would like to leave on a formal note to keep from burning my bridges, just in case.. I've never given a two-week notice, and would just like some suggestions on what to say and sound semi-professional about it.

Answer 1

To whom it may concern:

This letter is to inform you that I've come to a decision that would assist me in becoming a better employee. This company has given me a wonderful opportunity for which I shall be ever grateful. However, as I've learned to strive for excellence, it has occurred to me that I should further my education. Therefore as of (DATE), I must tender my resignation.

Respectfully and with much gratitude,


Signature.

Depending on the size of your company, you never know, they may scholarship you. Talk with your bosses' boss.

I wish you well.

Answer 2

Dear _ (your supervisor/boss)

I am writing to formally inform you of my plans to leave the company/firm. I have decided to attend school/college and will not be able to continue my duties here.

I plan on (day and date) being my last day of work. If you need me to stay on a bit longer, I will gladly negotiate some terms and a schedule with you. [that last part is only if applicable -- maybe you could put in a few hours in the evening or on weekends for a few more weeks. If you've been getting benefits, negotiate retaining them during the part-time employment period, or if they will discontinue benefits, negotiate a higher salary.]

Thank you for the opportunity you have given me in this company. I have learned a great deal from you that will surely help me as I move ahead in my life.

Sincerely,

Answer 3

Just be very candid about it and say you are going back to school and don't think you can continue working and go to school at the same time. Say it has been a pleasure working for (whoever it is) and you hope that you can count on them in the future for references (maybe not those exact words, but something like that). Then just say the date you will be leaving. There are tons of resignation sample letters online if you just search for them.

Answer 4

Whether or not you're leaving on good terms, the note should be in writing and as brief as possible. Something like "I am giving my two weeks notice. My last day will be August 1st."

No need to explain why or where you're going. That part can be expressed verbally when you personally hand deliver your note to your supervisor.

Answer 5

Dear Boss,

I am givng you may two weeks notice.

As much as I have enjoyed working here, school will be starting up and I want to be able to concentrate all my efforts on my education.

I would like to thank you for the opportunity to work here and hope that we can work together again in the future.

Respectfully,

(Or something to that effect)

Answer 6

constantly be undemanding. if your dad won't be in a position of reschedule his bypass to for somewhat later, then in basic terms supply as plenty observe as attainable. a distinctive final date of artwork is extra effectual than calling in later. a minimum of your coworkers would be responsive to what to assume and the thank you to deal with overlaying your interest till somebody else is employed. additionally ask approximately area-time opportunities with this company in case you like working there. sturdy success at college and have a great bypass to with your dad--desire he's vacationing you for you and does not want some thing.

Answer 7

Give it to them in writing, and just explain that you are sorry, and tell them why you are leaving, and that you appreciate the job. don't drag it on, just short and simple.

Answer 8

be honest about. just say you've enjoyed your time there, but its to time to explore other life avenues.

Answer 9

I don't no,but don't start out with,Dear sirs,take this job and shove it...