How can I quit from work politely?what should the two week notice letter say?

Answer 1

I had to give a 2 week notice for the corporation I was in.
Make sure you put in there that you thank them for the experience working for their company. That always adds a nice touch.

Answer 2

More Challenging is usually a good way to go. Better opportunity is another. More pay is also legitimate.

Honesty is the best policy. If you have specific reasons as to why you are quitting, be completely honest as it is the only way the company can see where it needs improvement.

Legally they cannot badmouth you when employers call for references or verification.

When you quit request a written reference from your boss so that they can't change their tune later on when the prospective employer calls them.

Answer 3

Letter should say:

Dear [boss' name],

Thank you for the opportunity to work with you. Never-the-less, I must resign my position. My last date of work will be xx/xx/xx.

Sincerely,

[your name]

Sign the letter with ink. DO NOT EVER give a reason for quitting in a resignation letter. DO NOT EVER share with anyone at work a reason for quitting if you are quitting due to some negativity in the workplace.

Answer 4

this depends on the actual reason why you are quitting. If you found another job, just let them know that you found something more beneficial for you and your lifestyle, and they can't blame you for that, you'd be crazy not to quit! if you simply don't like the job, just say you stuck with it as long as you could and it just isn't the right thing for you. Since you are giving a two week notice, that is really the best they can ask for!

Answer 5

I would make the letter of resignation/2 week notice succinct and polite. Point out what has been good about your place of employment, and thank them for the opportunity.

Answer 6

Dear Boss,

Firstly, I'd like to thank you for all the opportunities you've extended to me throughout the course of my employment. I've learned quite a bit about ___, which will be of great use to me in my future endeavors.
However, due to ____, I must respectfully resign, effective two weeks from today. I will gladly train my replacement, and help the company prepare for my absence in any way possible.
Thank you again, for your understanding and support.

Sincerely,

XXX

Answer 7

here is a sample of an official resignation letter

Name, Position, Organisation Name and Address (each on a separate line)

Date

Dear (line manager name - eg., Mr Smith, or first name if appropriate)

Please accept this as formal notice of my resignation from the position of (your job title and site/department/division as applicable), with effect from (normally date of the letter or receipt of letter - check your contract - if in doubt refer to date of letter).

I realise that my contract of employment requires me to work until (date that your employment ceases according to notice period, calculated from your stated effective date of resignation), however I'd be grateful to be released earlier on (date that you actually need to leave), and will assume that this is acceptable unless you inform me to the contrary.

(This part is optional:) While I believe that I am moving for good reasons, I am sorry to leave, and I thank you for your support during my time with the company, which I have found enjoyable and fulfilling.

(And if applicable:) Please let me know the arrangements for handing back equipment, company car, etc, and handing over outstanding work and responsibilities.

Yours sincerely etc

Answer 8

I appreciate the opportunity to work with this company but I regret to inform you that I must reside my position here.

For an opener

Answer 9

Doesn't have to be a book. Just state that you have accepted a position elsewhere. Thank you for allowing me to work here. My last day will be -----, etc. Have you already given your notice verbally?

Answer 10

Dear "bosses name", this is to inform you that I am submitting my two week notice. My final day will be "date".

Sincerely,

Your Name.