How do you resign if your boss works in a different state than you do. Face to face is impossible.?

Answer 1

In today's world of express delivery, fax machines, e-mail, and teleconferencing, some rules of communication have changed from 15-20 years ago. Where face to face resignation is impossible, a letter will suffice, especially that is required and face to face is just one way to present it. One good way to resign is to resign by phone and have a resignation letter saved and attached to an e-mail all ready to send, or simply e-mail it and include a very brief greeting in your e-mail. The 2 week notice is the standard you should not break. The presentation of the resignation letter is much more flexible.

Answer 2

Write a formal letter and send it certified mail. At a minimum, the letter should state your intention to resign, the last day you plan to work, and a reason for quitting. If it is appropriate, expressing gratitude for the time you spent with your current employer is a nice touch.

Answer 3

Over the phone followed by a written resignation letter.

-HR Girl

Answer 4

Send them a letter and that really should do the trick. Stuff like emails and calling...also work. If I want to avoid talking to the person because I don't want to be talked out of leaving then I just write them a letter saying when I am having my last day of work and also thank them for letting you work for them unless they were really mean, You may need them as a reference later on and you don't want to burn your bridges.

Answer 5

Send a letter of termination to the HR dept and to your boss, two weeks notice is the standard.

Answer 6

Do it by phone....tape it...............follow up withn e-mail...cc yourself and send a letter..............make a copy
that should do it........