@@deborahawe5428 Well it really depends on what the truth is - personal or professional reasons; and their intention behind the question. But yeah you could say that once you can deliver it in a polite way. Hope it goes well!
I don’t know if it’ll be difficult. I’m excited to leave my job. I’m so grateful for it and how it’s helped me advance in life but the job has become a source of anxiety, stress, and depression. I’m choosing ME and moving on.
Yes - it's such a common feeling in November 2021 --- worked through a pandemic and 20 mos. later it's just become too much to bear daily + unrealistic and overloaded / new responsibilities and a micromanaging boss ... 😕
It’s tough when your boss makes you feel wanted and makes you feel bad for leaving, that’s why it’s tough for me to quit even though I really want to quit. I’ve been contemplating on what to say for months now and this video helped.
Coming from someone who is bad at saying no to those in a good relationships, it is really difficult and I find this video really helpful. You gotta go into your manager's office with the decision that you know you must not change, no matter what your manager says.
I have been up all night contemplating how I will tell my manager I am quitting and this is the most insightful video I’ve viewed. Thanks!! Now to get the courage up to make the call.
I’m not giving a two weeks notice though. I hope this goes over well. I’ve only been there three weeks and have not had a happy moment since I’ve gotten there. But some how I’ve managed to excel and the manager has noted it on several occasions. I feel really bad but this is something i need to do for my own personal sanity.
I’m on lunch right now and going to tell my boss as soon as I get back. I’m quit scared as I just started this job a month ago so I feel bad, but with my situation I need time to tend to my personal life. Edit. I told him and he was super understanding and cool about it!
Good for you! I'm glad it went well. I also am going to tell my boss next week. He's a difficult character and a man with little paitence, so i'm quite worried. But you gotta do whatcha gotta do.
Same here! Learning to cope with it leaving a job of 1 and a half years soon. My mental and physical health have taken strain and I feel those should come 1st even before a paycheck.
I'm here to watch the video but i'm also reading all your comments. Everyone has been very helpful. I realize that "You are not alone". We went through a lot and you are all right, it's time to choose me. Thank you
Thank you so much this is going to help me quit my job on Sunday! After five years being there I just find it so difficult to quit especially because I’m a caregiver and I have to deal with the whole family. It’s hard but I need to do this for myself. Thank you you should have more followers!
I’m 24 and just put in my 2 weeks today. I’m working construction for my uncle in law which made it more awkward than it would for most people. I’m changing careers though and taking up truck driving. So I told him the truth that I just don’t enjoy that line of work (construction) and that I want to try something new and see where it goes. He asked me how much they’d pay me but when I told him he didn’t even try to bargain with me. I’m happy I’m leaving this job. I hated going to work here for the last 2+ years. Of course I didn’t tell him that part.
This is great help! How do you start the conversation with a manager who has been difficult to work with but you don’t want to outrightly say that? You cannot use career progression as an reason? How would you talk to the manager, when the reason for leaving is the stress, workload and anxiety.
Well, what about being honest in a positive way? For example, 'this has been a good opportunity for me to learn what's important to me'. And then you could follow up with a 'I feel it's the right time for me to move on...'. How does that sound to you?
I am actually quiting tomorrow, I try to do my job but the boss keeps yelling at me and I have only been there a month so it's time I just got out of there.
was ready an hour ago and my shift starts in 31 minutes.. i decided to eat KFC just before work to at least make myself calm, and now i'm in the mall's toilets because my stomach decided to act up.. what are the odds god damn it
I have a bit of a shit situation for my boss, just two days ago his most important Employee immigrated to another country because an opportunity presented itself for her to make a change that she wanted. I know he will struggle very much to find a replacement for her and yesterday a similar opportunity presented itself for me to live in a big city without having to pay the insane rent that normally comes with that city. That means the two employees (me and the girl) that he relies most on will leave in the same month. I hope he'll be understanding, I can still work for a month so I hope he can find my replacement in the meantime.
@@TaxingIsThieving I told him the day after my original comment, he was glad I could still work another month and he tried to find my replacement throughout that month and succeeded, funny enough, this weekend I'm staying at my parents house and they were short staffed and asked if I could work two days. So I'll be there for two days again to help them out and I think a good relationship between me and my boss made is easier for me to leave and that in return now gives them the opportunity to call me and me being willing to help out.
I said, "I've accepted a position at another company. I'm giving you my two weeks' notice. My last day will be next Friday." Looked them in the eyes, kept it short and to the point.
@@TaxingIsThieving It didn't, as it happened. I could have said it five years ago. Not now. Make sure to feel superior to me because of how much class you have that I lack. That was the entire point of your comment, no?
@@TaxingIsThieving It went well, I don't see them as often as I used to but we still have hung out outside of work. So the fear of losing them has been overcome. It was a hard few weeks during the transition- but I'm at a happier job now!
tried to quit my job over the phone but she was being very passive aggressive and didn't want to listen to what I had to say and blamed it on my boyfriend and told me to "stick it out until 2 months" and I ended up reluctantly agreeing. It's hard as an introvert and now I feel like I'm being forced to come to work when I wanted to quit for months. She lost a lot of my respect
.They want you to stay longer than a month? They want to make you a new offer to stay? Of course they do! That is what will be best for them. Now, what would be best for you ... right?
This was so helpful. I have a follow up question. Do I request a 1:1., and then tell them? Do I call her, tell her then follow up with my LOR? My nerves are wrecked building the courage to have this courageous conversation. Thank you
A good question to ask yourself is, how would I like to receive this news? In my case, I think face-to-face is the best, and it's what I would appreciate. The phone may be more suitable if there is a big distance involved and it doesn't make sense to travel for a 5 minute conversation. Best of luck with it!
I’m not weak it was as easy as sending resignation with immediate effect once I received my new contract. Just mad exciting I don’t understand why ppl are scared … this isn’t a marriage
Doing this tomorrow. I work for a small joinery company so when I leave it will be my boss and his father who is working 2 day weeks. I know what I'm doing is for the best for myself to progress further in life but it will go down like a lead balloon
Hi...i am from india... working remotely now..I want to leave my current Malaysian company after 4 months... everyday i have to work more than 12 hrs...my manager forces me to work on weekends...he interfere in my personal stuffs.. also he tells me when to sleep & when to eat... and tells me Linkedin should be used by their way..i am resigning this 28 sep...Do manager or company have r8 to scold me for leaving ?
No, absolutely not. You have the right to leave a job if it's not right for you. If they didn't treat you well, why would they be surprised you're leaving?! I hope it goes well for you. Best of luck.
@@anisshafikahabdulrahman8103 i have said to them i am joining my father's Business.However there is no business exist ....you can give any reason no one can stop you to be there.. only notice period time may though for you...and be stick with your reason
@@prateekpurigoswami1927 as Malaysian, i feel bad for you. I’m really sorry. However I’m glad you were leaving from this toxic work environment. Thanks for your reply.
Thank you for this video as it has helped me to know what to say as I will be putting my notice in soon, I think it is hard as I meant to do it over a year ago but then backed out because of the fear even though work causes me anxiety ans caused me panic attacks but I ended up doing another year, so thanks as I’m less worried on what to say and am finally choosing me.
I was hired to be a GM. Well I'm a glorified front desk jockey on a salary, working 2nd shift, six days a week! I absolutely hate it! The issue is, we are short staffed and for now the owner doesn't want to hire anyone. I'm new (3months in) and said, I don't want to work six days a week, 2nd shift every day. (I don't mind 3days) He looked at me and said, I will look into that. Meaning, Too bad. I don't want to leave them high and dry but I want a life. And my salary was based on a 5 day work week. Ugh!!!!
I'm doing this in about 20 min after working 4 days. I'm scared because the last 4 days my coworkers And boss been telling me they see so much potential in me and can't wait to have me doing much more, I work at a oil changing place.
I’m not sure if any of it holds true these days. I view employers simply as entities that pay for services. Managers, however, are often the reason many employees quit, and it seems some employers intentionally hire more managers to perpetuate chaos
I will be doing this tomorrow. I feel awful because it’s only been a week since I started there, but I would absolutely rather die than keep on working there
@@Avyukt-AN I have no clue what a probational period is. And my mom ended up talking to her w/o telling me so when I went into her office she just like told me the general date I'd leave... it wasn't a normal job
So I got this job 2 week's ago and now I got another offer from my fiance's office and I really want that job, but the fact that I'm gonna tell in my new job that I want to leave is making me so sad, how should I tell them that I'm leaving after 2 months ? ((
How did it go? I’m handing my letter in next week my boss and her side kick is going to be mad lol oh well should have never had that surprise “meeting” on me on a Friday night after I clocked out when they had 40 minutes to talk to me lol she had me in the room with her side kick asking me dumb ass questions from the day before lol
@@shutit4024 If that meeting doesn't show on your wages and you let H.R. know with no results, file a complaint with the state wage and labor dept-even if you no longer work there.
I struggling big time with this. Explains why I'm here. I even have a great opportunity awaiting me. I just can not get the courage to tell him. Why am I scared? lol
@@vigneshr8956 Ah I see. I'm not a qualified lawyer so I can't comment on this. In this case, it's best to seek the legal advice of a qualified, professional lawyer with good reviews.
Thanks Jack! Much appreciated! Look out for the 90-day job change challenge that I've just posted-new video every 3 days! th-cam.com/play/PLySsm0jMPXTcmtSUIB-SW3MMpZee3cmLV.html
I think it's best to do it when the other person is in a relaxed and good mood, if possible. That way they're better able to handle the conversation. So, ask yourself, when are they in the best mood possible?
I have been at my job as a Non Emergency Medical Transporter after three years and lots of issues surrounding this job im ready to leave. I'm so burned out mentally and physically though i haven't done anything yet im ready to hand in my notice any serious suggestions are helpful please
Well it depends what you'd like to say and the way you'd like to leave the relationship. Would you like to thank them? Would you like to help them replace you? Would you like to say anything else?
I’ve been working two full time jobs because I can’t leave my old job so I work from midnight to 8 am and then 9am to 7pm for a month trying to get the courage to tell them I’m leaving and don’t want to work graveyard shifts
@@simopr09 plan on what? What to write in there? I did that but I’m quitting because I hate the job and I’m moving but I’m not telling them where I’m moving to although they’re very nosy and will ask more questions
@@shutit4024 I made the mistake of telling them where I was going. But I am not doing that again! Because, they can get in touch with your new employer. They influence their judgement. So don't tell them. Because you have nothing to gain by telling them. Because I told them, now I am going to another job, and they think that I am going to the one they told them about. The plan, I meant the new job. I am happy for you that you found a better job.
So I've been working at a new job for the last couple of months and with my school starting back up next month, I'm nervous about resigning this job to work for a different job that's flexible for me and to not have stress being built up on me personally and mentally. Is there any kind of things I can say for that or mostly saying what you said in the video?
Hi Awesumwasum, yeah a lot of it I've said in the video. But is there any particular thing you'd like to thank them for? And would you like to explain that you're leaving to have more flexibility? Sometimes it's nice to give the reasons so that people don't feel they're being rejected. Of course, you also have to prepare for the chance that they may ask you to stay if they change something. Would you be interested in that?
@@ronankennedy I would say that I would want to thank them for giving me the opportunity to work there (a previous job) and for teaching me skills that I can use in another job so that I'll know exactly how to be prepared. I would want to tell them that I got a new job that's flexible for both my school and my own personal life so that I wouldn't feel stressed out mentally and personally. Also, how can I prepare for when they might ask me to stay when I have planned on switching jobs?
@@awesumwasum7228 I think it's best to choose an answer and then stick with it - and avoid adding new information. Here's an example, “thank you so much for the offer. I really appreciate it. It’s been a difficult decision to come to...but I think it's the best decision for me at the moment". (Obviously, this is my language and phrasing, it's best to put it into your own words). Hope that helps!
@@awesumwasum7228 Yeah, you'll most like have to give notice and continue working for the notice period (e.g. two weeks). But the length of that period depends on your job contract.
I got a job. I was naive and don't get anyone advice and now I'm regret it. It is so opposite of my personality and make me sick of it and one more thing is my health getting bad during the time i work so I'm going to quit next Monday 😪 wish me luck guys
I am literally one of two employees. I fear he will be passive aggressive towards me in my last 2 weeks which he was to the girl that went on maternity leave who I replaced. What do I say if he says, "That's a shame," or "Sorry to see you go, is there anything I can do?" which he probably will. I don't think he will have seen this coming!
Have you put in your 2 weeks? I will be putting my 2 weeks when I get another job. I'm so nervous thinking about it. I hate disappointing people but we have to be loyal to ourselves, not our employer/ manager.
I love my job ..and I'm working there from 5.5 years and for job I'm travelling every day 3 hrs up and down from 5.5 years.. keeping the same routine, and facing some health issues. Is it ok to tell health issue as a reason. Or how to quit with out telling any reason and without hurting anyone
Well I should have watched this before. I should have stuck with no loopholes Not sure what to do now but will try to just keep saying no like suggested
Best of luck with it Joshua! I’m doing a webinar on LinkedIn tomorrow if you wish to join. It’s free. Follow me on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/kennedyronan) to receive updates about Live webinars, newsletters, podcasts, free downloads and much more! Watch live every Monday at 5:30pm on LinkedIn
So what if you turn in your resignation letter, you get through the Employer please stay routine and they start trying to make your last two weeks hell? What should you do beside start throwing darts at the calendar?
That's a tough one alright. You could try reasoning with them, outlining how you'd like to both of your to remain professional. But if they're trying to make your life hell, they might be an unreasonable person. It's very hard to tell from here...
@@johnwilliamson2393 Absolutely. Why would anyone allow themselves to be treated like dirt when they've already turned in their resignation letter? Makes no sense.
This is one of my fears as well. I’ve seen it happen to other people who left before me. They make sure they make a list of things a “Priority” just so you can be the one to complete it. Obviously, because you want to leave on good terms you try to get it done, but in the end, you leave feeling defeated and you have another week left of your two weeks notice.
My boss told me when I asked him for a raise this is the restaurant business you not going get paid that much here but he's making 150,000 a year telling me that I'm stuck at 15.00 a hour be happy with what you got I might be able to give you 5 cent raise I been there since July of last year I do maintenance at night and sat there and said hey if you don't like it there's the door I'm 41 years old making 400 bucks a week why would I tell him anything if I'm going to quit just gonna not show up no more plan and simple
Sir i resigned from my position on 25th of june but my manager is not accepting my resignation And my last working date is 26th of july. What can i do? Company Attomacally relieve me on 26th of july or I need managers approval? Please reply
@@AT-wp8ri I think you should seek advice from someone in your local area/district/country who understands employment law, and ask them their advice. Sorry, but I'm just not qualified to deal with employment law. Also, I would ask your manager why they aren't accepting your resignation. Then, maybe you can leave if there aren't any legal issues.
Should I disclose where I’m going.? This industry I work for is very small and they know the company I’ll be working for so they’ll find out sooner than later
@@ronankennedy No, but I feel like if they find out afterwards it might make it worse and difficult for me to get a good reference from them in the future
I hope that went well for you! I wonder how u felt after that? I’m so fucking sick of my current job been there since may 2015. And I’m so hesitant and nervous to quit
@@NohaAbdulaziz I know that feeling, got a way better job now, I REGRET not quitting earlier. I hope you find something good, don’t be scared of change!
Bruhhh I just started a job this week and I found a better offer. I already got my new offer letter for the new job. I told my new boss that I’ll be starting on August 17,2020. Should I tell my boss that I’m leaving next week starting on Monday or wait until Friday which will be my last day to tell them? Please help.
Hi Ruthie, why is it a better offer? Salary or anything else? Generally speaking it's best to give people as much notice as possible when you're leaving at short notice... But if I were you, I'd weigh up all the differences between the role and make sure that it is the best offer - across the board.
Seems like My current situation. Love the people and the work atmosphere, however, it’s not the right fit for me. Starting my new career next week. Have to let current manager know today. Bittersweet!😭
If you are thinking about quitting your job or you have any questions for me - let me know in the comments below.
What about if your manager ask you why your leaving and I tell them I would rather not answer is that a better answer.
Should we answer if manager asks where we are going to?
@@deborahawe5428 Well it really depends on what the truth is - personal or professional reasons; and their intention behind the question. But yeah you could say that once you can deliver it in a polite way. Hope it goes well!
@@eetang2528 Do you want to tell them?
What to answer if my manager ask why i'm leaving because I know my boss is the kind of boss with WHY question?
I don’t know if it’ll be difficult. I’m excited to leave my job. I’m so grateful for it and how it’s helped me advance in life but the job has become a source of anxiety, stress, and depression. I’m choosing ME and moving on.
Wow. You sound just like me! I hope it all went over well for you, and that you found a better opportunity! 🤗
I feel you man.. Same here
Same here
Same
Yes - it's such a common feeling in November 2021 --- worked through a pandemic and 20 mos. later it's just become too much to bear daily + unrealistic and overloaded / new responsibilities and a micromanaging boss ... 😕
It’s tough when your boss makes you feel wanted and makes you feel bad for leaving, that’s why it’s tough for me to quit even though I really want to quit. I’ve been contemplating on what to say for months now and this video helped.
Did you quit
@@jimbeam3081 ha ha!
Just quit! Life is too short. If you would regret on your death bed thinking you worked there for so long then it’s time to quit!
silence yessir!! I did quit my G, my last day is the 28th. Exciting times for me rn excited for my future. Finna be lit
@@silentassassin3086 congrats
Coming from someone who is bad at saying no to those in a good relationships, it is really difficult and I find this video really helpful. You gotta go into your manager's office with the decision that you know you must not change, no matter what your manager says.
I have been up all night contemplating how I will tell my manager I am quitting and this is the most insightful video I’ve viewed. Thanks!! Now to get the courage up to make the call.
I’m not giving a two weeks notice though. I hope this goes over well. I’ve only been there three weeks and have not had a happy moment since I’ve gotten there. But some how I’ve managed to excel and the manager has noted it on several occasions. I feel really bad but this is something i need to do for my own personal sanity.
Glad it was helpful! Hope it goes well Yolanda!
@@yolandasample7863 don’t feel bad you doing it for you. And yes never give a notices cuz they won’t give you a notice when they fire you.
I’m on lunch right now and going to tell my boss as soon as I get back. I’m quit scared as I just started this job a month ago so I feel bad, but with my situation I need time to tend to my personal life.
Edit. I told him and he was super understanding and cool about it!
Good for you! I'm glad it went well. I also am going to tell my boss next week. He's a difficult character and a man with little paitence, so i'm quite worried. But you gotta do whatcha gotta do.
Well done! Glad it went well Thomas!
5 minutes away from doing this... nerves!!!!
Hope it went well for you Gerjo!
About 30 minutes away from doing this myself! I really like my boss so this is going to be...interesting.
@@HotTubFoot69 I know it can be challenging. Hope it went well!
A day away from doing this ahhh so stressful
About an hour away from quitting myself. Hope it all went well for you!
Ill be doing this tomorrow after being there for a 2 years thanks for the help
Hope it went well!
@@ronankennedy yeah it did! Thank you
Same here been working for 2years finally i have to say goodbye
Today I am going to say Goodbye. Thank you for your video
Same here! Learning to cope with it leaving a job of 1 and a half years soon. My mental and physical health have taken strain and I feel those should come 1st even before a paycheck.
Resigning from my job in one of the big four tomorrow. Thanks for this video, it really helped me understand how to talk to my boss about it.
Glad it was helpful!
How did it go?
@@shutit4024 It went great. I handled the situation very well as I was prepared.
I'm here to watch the video but i'm also reading all your comments. Everyone has been very helpful. I realize that "You are not alone". We went through a lot and you are all right, it's time to choose me. Thank you
You're welcome, glad it helped!
this is the only video I've managed to find where anyone has given actual examples of *what to say* not just broad topics to hit. Thank you!
Cool, glad you found it helpful Lilly :-)
Quitting my Job tomorrow, wish me luck.
Thanks mate that really helped. I'm just about to quit my job tomorrow and I will literally use your lines. Genius. Thank you.
Best of luck Ewelina - glad it helped! Thanks for the feedback
Thank you so much this is going to help me quit my job on Sunday! After five years being there I just find it so difficult to quit especially because I’m a caregiver and I have to deal with the whole family. It’s hard but I need to do this for myself. Thank you you should have more followers!
Glad it helped Mayra! And you're very welcome. I hope it goes well for you on Sunday. Ronan
I'm a caregiver to an I love my clients so much but I don't like the company that I work for so I don't know what to do
@@its-meh-charlotte9139 trust me leave
Very well put. I didn't have the opportunity for the last two questions as they didn't persuade me to stay longer.
Glad you liked it - best of luck in the new role Mos!
This 3 min video is really helpful.
I'm going to quit today as I received a really good offer & position from another company
I’m 24 and just put in my 2 weeks today. I’m working construction for my uncle in law which made it more awkward than it would for most people. I’m changing careers though and taking up truck driving. So I told him the truth that I just don’t enjoy that line of work (construction) and that I want to try something new and see where it goes. He asked me how much they’d pay me but when I told him he didn’t even try to bargain with me. I’m happy I’m leaving this job. I hated going to work here for the last 2+ years. Of course I didn’t tell him that part.
R u still a truck driver?
I am doing this exact thing today at the end of my work day. I have been here over 4 years & I have loved my job but it has become so toxic
Well done on taking action Nikki! Hope it went well.
How did it go? I’m doing mine in 3 days
@@shutit4024 it went well I left that day feeling good.
@@shutit4024 good luck with yours!!
@@ronankennedy thank you & thank you for this video it truly helped me
This has brought me some peace. Thanks!
This helps a lot the best polite line ever
This is great help! How do you start the conversation with a manager who has been difficult to work with but you don’t want to outrightly say that? You cannot use career progression as an reason? How would you talk to the manager, when the reason for leaving is the stress, workload and anxiety.
Well, what about being honest in a positive way? For example, 'this has been a good opportunity for me to learn what's important to me'. And then you could follow up with a 'I feel it's the right time for me to move on...'.
How does that sound to you?
I am actually quiting tomorrow, I try to do my job but the boss keeps yelling at me and I have only been there a month so it's time I just got out of there.
was ready an hour ago and my shift starts in 31 minutes.. i decided to eat KFC just before work to at least make myself calm, and now i'm in the mall's toilets because my stomach decided to act up.. what are the odds god damn it
Greasy food on top of a nervous stomach will get you for sure. :(
Just accepted a job offer and will be resigning from my current position on Monday.
Just gonna do this today after 2 years of working. Thanks for the video!
Did it work?
Please make more videos. We would loved to get more professional advices. Thank you very much. Much appreciated!❤
Will do!
I'm quitting my job tomorrow. I got a new one but I gotta go. And I'm giving less than 2 weeks because I want a week off.
Brief, to the point, and what I hope to be very effective. Took diligent notes! Thank you so very much, this is so very helpful!
Glad it was helpful Lisa!
I've handed in my notice yesterday. This is the first time I felt happy in 6 months in the company, that's saying something.
That’s great! Best of luck with the next steps
I have a bit of a shit situation for my boss, just two days ago his most important Employee immigrated to another country because an opportunity presented itself for her to make a change that she wanted. I know he will struggle very much to find a replacement for her and yesterday a similar opportunity presented itself for me to live in a big city without having to pay the insane rent that normally comes with that city. That means the two employees (me and the girl) that he relies most on will leave in the same month. I hope he'll be understanding, I can still work for a month so I hope he can find my replacement in the meantime.
What happened? I'm one of two employees too. I replaced a girl who went on maternity leave and left him with loads of work and he was angry then.
@@TaxingIsThieving I told him the day after my original comment, he was glad I could still work another month and he tried to find my replacement throughout that month and succeeded, funny enough, this weekend I'm staying at my parents house and they were short staffed and asked if I could work two days. So I'll be there for two days again to help them out and I think a good relationship between me and my boss made is easier for me to leave and that in return now gives them the opportunity to call me and me being willing to help out.
Thank you , I'm having this talk today this was very helpful 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I said, "I've accepted a position at another company. I'm giving you my two weeks' notice. My last day will be next Friday."
Looked them in the eyes, kept it short and to the point.
Where does 'Thanks for the opportunity' come into that.
@@TaxingIsThieving It didn't, as it happened. I could have said it five years ago. Not now.
Make sure to feel superior to me because of how much class you have that I lack. That was the entire point of your comment, no?
@@VinceLyle2161 I forgot the 😂. And that's what this guy is saying to do no matter what.
Resigning today, super nervous, I've grown very close friendships with my boss and coworkers and am scared to lose them
Best of luck with it Maddie! Hope it goes well for you
How'd it go?
@@TaxingIsThieving It went well, I don't see them as often as I used to but we still have hung out outside of work. So the fear of losing them has been overcome. It was a hard few weeks during the transition- but I'm at a happier job now!
tried to quit my job over the phone but she was being very passive aggressive and didn't want to listen to what I had to say and blamed it on my boyfriend and told me to "stick it out until 2 months" and I ended up reluctantly agreeing. It's hard as an introvert and now I feel like I'm being forced to come to work when I wanted to quit for months. She lost a lot of my respect
Smile, nod and go on autopilot for the next two or four weeks. Stay polite, courteous and finish them work allocations.
.They want you to stay longer than a month? They want to make you a new offer to stay? Of course they do! That is what will be best for them. Now, what would be best for you ... right?
This is gold
Wow nice video...! I am also gonna talk this today to my boss..!!
This was so helpful. I have a follow up question. Do I request a 1:1., and then tell them? Do I call her, tell her then follow up with my LOR? My nerves are wrecked building the courage to have this courageous conversation. Thank you
A good question to ask yourself is, how would I like to receive this news? In my case, I think face-to-face is the best, and it's what I would appreciate. The phone may be more suitable if there is a big distance involved and it doesn't make sense to travel for a 5 minute conversation. Best of luck with it!
Why am I feeling so stressed about this when I'm a bloody dishwasher (This was my first job)
Relatable
I feel you. It was my first job aswell
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Because you're responsible. That's a good thing!
I’m not weak it was as easy as sending resignation with immediate effect once I received my new contract. Just mad exciting I don’t understand why ppl are scared … this isn’t a marriage
Putting my resignation papers in next 15 mins.. I hope this video will help me in reducing some anxiety.. 🙄
Hope it went well Arpit!
Doing this tomorrow. I work for a small joinery company so when I leave it will be my boss and his father who is working 2 day weeks. I know what I'm doing is for the best for myself to progress further in life but it will go down like a lead balloon
I hope it went well George. You have to do what's best for yourself in that situation. Ronan
How'd it go?
Hi...i am from india... working remotely now..I want to leave my current Malaysian company after 4 months... everyday i have to work more than 12 hrs...my manager forces me to work on weekends...he interfere in my personal stuffs.. also he tells me when to sleep & when to eat... and tells me Linkedin should be used by their way..i am resigning this 28 sep...Do manager or company have r8 to scold me for leaving ?
No, absolutely not. You have the right to leave a job if it's not right for you. If they didn't treat you well, why would they be surprised you're leaving?! I hope it goes well for you. Best of luck.
@@ronankennedy thankyou for your valuable inputs
Hi Sir, how did it goes? what the reason you give your boss to resign?
@@anisshafikahabdulrahman8103 i have said to them i am joining my father's Business.However there is no business exist ....you can give any reason no one can stop you to be there.. only notice period time may though for you...and be stick with your reason
@@prateekpurigoswami1927 as Malaysian, i feel bad for you. I’m really sorry. However I’m glad you were leaving from this toxic work environment. Thanks for your reply.
Thank you this really helped me to quit my job today so thank you
Glad I could help Thomas!
Life changing moment getting ready to happen for me, wish me luck.
Best of luck!
Thank you for this video as it has helped me to know what to say as I will be putting my notice in soon, I think it is hard as I meant to do it over a year ago but then backed out because of the fear even though work causes me anxiety ans caused me panic attacks but I ended up doing another year, so thanks as I’m less worried on what to say and am finally choosing me.
I was hired to be a GM. Well I'm a glorified front desk jockey on a salary, working 2nd shift, six days a week!
I absolutely hate it!
The issue is, we are short staffed and for now the owner doesn't want to hire anyone.
I'm new (3months in) and said, I don't want to work six days a week, 2nd shift every day. (I don't mind 3days) He looked at me and said, I will look into that. Meaning, Too bad. I don't want to leave them high and dry but I want a life.
And my salary was based on a 5 day work week. Ugh!!!!
Rise above…
I'm doing this in about 20 min after working 4 days. I'm scared because the last 4 days my coworkers And boss been telling me they see so much potential in me and can't wait to have me doing much more, I work at a oil changing place.
Hope it went well Dan!
How did it go?
I quit last week. I literally just said "yeah im leaving, you've got me until the end of February"
how did it go?
I’m not sure if any of it holds true these days. I view employers simply as entities that pay for services. Managers, however, are often the reason many employees quit, and it seems some employers intentionally hire more managers to perpetuate chaos
I will be doing this tomorrow. I feel awful because it’s only been a week since I started there, but I would absolutely rather die than keep on working there
Hope it went well Simone
Hey,just wanna know..what reason you gave to leave a job being on probation period.
@@Avyukt-AN I have no clue what a probational period is. And my mom ended up talking to her w/o telling me so when I went into her office she just like told me the general date I'd leave... it wasn't a normal job
thanks a lot for the lines. i need them tomorrow..🤭
As much as I've been mistreated here at my current company. I defo don't wanna burn bridges. So I am defo gonna do this approach.
Best of luck with it Divergence!
This was actually the advice I needed. Thank you!
you're welcome :-)
Thank you brother, great video.
Glad you enjoyed it zain
@@ronankennedy I'm back here again, thanks so much for the great video!
So I got this job 2 week's ago and now I got another offer from my fiance's office and I really want that job, but the fact that I'm gonna tell in my new job that I want to leave is making me so sad, how should I tell them that I'm leaving after 2 months ? ((
What reason you gave?
I just walked in his office, pooped on his desk and left.
Way to be brave bro, poop letters are my go-to 😂
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Wish me luck, my boss is going to explode 😬😬😬
Good luck! Hope it goes well!
Mine too lol tomorrow is the day
@@ikramrafi6481 how'd it go
How did it go? I’m handing my letter in next week my boss and her side kick is going to be mad lol oh well should have never had that surprise “meeting” on me on a Friday night after I clocked out when they had 40 minutes to talk to me lol she had me in the room with her side kick asking me dumb ass questions from the day before lol
@@shutit4024 If that meeting doesn't show on your wages and you let H.R. know with no results, file a complaint with the state wage and labor dept-even if you no longer work there.
I struggling big time with this. Explains why I'm here. I even have a great opportunity awaiting me. I just can not get the courage to tell him. Why am I scared? lol
Best of luck with it benjamin! Be brave!
You are an angel thank you!!
You're so welcome! 😇
I put my resignation yesterday but didn't get any acknowledgement mail. Does managers have the power to reject or extend my notice?
Do you mean legal power?
@@ronankennedy yes
@@vigneshr8956 Ah I see. I'm not a qualified lawyer so I can't comment on this. In this case, it's best to seek the legal advice of a qualified, professional lawyer with good reviews.
this is really good and informative., thank you
You're very welcome!
Great video! Haha leave it up to the Irish to make the quality content on how to convey something. They are masters of articulation! Cheers!
Thanks Jack! Much appreciated! Look out for the 90-day job change challenge that I've just posted-new video every 3 days! th-cam.com/play/PLySsm0jMPXTcmtSUIB-SW3MMpZee3cmLV.html
Thanks it will really help me 😊
Most welcome 😊
Does it matter when in the week you have this meeting? Is Friday bad?
I think it's best to do it when the other person is in a relaxed and good mood, if possible. That way they're better able to handle the conversation. So, ask yourself, when are they in the best mood possible?
I have been at my job as a Non Emergency Medical Transporter after three years and lots of issues surrounding this job im ready to leave. I'm so burned out mentally and physically though i haven't done anything yet im ready to hand in my notice any serious suggestions are helpful please
Did you find something better pal.
Hi, What to say if I get a job offer from a better company and I just want to resign?
Well it depends what you'd like to say and the way you'd like to leave the relationship. Would you like to thank them? Would you like to help them replace you? Would you like to say anything else?
@@ronankennedy well should I tell them about the company I am joining?
I’ve been working two full time jobs because I can’t leave my old job so I work from midnight to 8 am and then 9am to 7pm for a month trying to get the courage to tell them I’m leaving and don’t want to work graveyard shifts
Best of luck with it! Hope it goes well : )
I should have watched this video before I handed in my resignation. "More lopholes being open!" close them all! thanks
You're welcome :-)
I’m doing mine soon
@@shutit4024 make a plan
@@simopr09 plan on what? What to write in there? I did that but I’m quitting because I hate the job and I’m moving but I’m not telling them where I’m moving to although they’re very nosy and will ask more questions
@@shutit4024 I made the mistake of telling them where I was going. But I am not doing that again!
Because, they can get in touch with your new employer. They influence their judgement. So don't tell them. Because you have nothing to gain by telling them. Because I told them, now I am going to another job, and they think that I am going to the one they told them about.
The plan, I meant the new job.
I am happy for you that you found a better job.
Hello to you too!
Hello there!
I just got an amazing job offer and feel guilty for quitting my current employer . Idk how to have this conversation with my supervisor.
Congratulations! That's great news! How about just saying what you're grateful for and how you can help them plan the next steps?
Thank you for your advise sir.. Once again thank you
You're welcome
So I've been working at a new job for the last couple of months and with my school starting back up next month, I'm nervous about resigning this job to work for a different job that's flexible for me and to not have stress being built up on me personally and mentally. Is there any kind of things I can say for that or mostly saying what you said in the video?
Hi Awesumwasum, yeah a lot of it I've said in the video. But is there any particular thing you'd like to thank them for? And would you like to explain that you're leaving to have more flexibility? Sometimes it's nice to give the reasons so that people don't feel they're being rejected. Of course, you also have to prepare for the chance that they may ask you to stay if they change something. Would you be interested in that?
@@ronankennedy I would say that I would want to thank them for giving me the opportunity to work there (a previous job) and for teaching me skills that I can use in another job so that I'll know exactly how to be prepared. I would want to tell them that I got a new job that's flexible for both my school and my own personal life so that I wouldn't feel stressed out mentally and personally. Also, how can I prepare for when they might ask me to stay when I have planned on switching jobs?
@@awesumwasum7228 I think it's best to choose an answer and then stick with it - and avoid adding new information. Here's an example, “thank you so much for the offer. I really appreciate it. It’s been a difficult decision to come to...but I think it's the best decision for me at the moment". (Obviously, this is my language and phrasing, it's best to put it into your own words). Hope that helps!
@@ronankennedy Do you also more likely going to have to give a two weeks notice before you leave?
@@awesumwasum7228 Yeah, you'll most like have to give notice and continue working for the notice period (e.g. two weeks). But the length of that period depends on your job contract.
I am going to quit today. It's difficult since my boss retained me 6 months back. How can I talk my boss giving health reasons.
I got a job. I was naive and don't get anyone advice and now I'm regret it. It is so opposite of my personality and make me sick of it and one more thing is my health getting bad during the time i work so I'm going to quit next Monday 😪 wish me luck guys
Good luck!
Omg thank you so much!
Happy to help!
I am literally one of two employees. I fear he will be passive aggressive towards me in my last 2 weeks which he was to the girl that went on maternity leave who I replaced. What do I say if he says, "That's a shame," or "Sorry to see you go, is there anything I can do?" which he probably will. I don't think he will have seen this coming!
Have you put in your 2 weeks? I will be putting my 2 weeks when I get another job. I'm so nervous thinking about it. I hate disappointing people but we have to be loyal to ourselves, not our employer/ manager.
@@rocio4618 At this rate it's more likely he sacks me, as I haven't done this week's work due to poor mental health (which I haven't told him about).
Absolutely! Or as they say on airplanes, you have to put on your own oxygen mask before helping anyone else.
Sorry to hear about your situation. If I made a video to help, is there anything you'd like me to cover?
I love my job ..and I'm working there from 5.5 years and for job I'm travelling every day 3 hrs up and down from 5.5 years.. keeping the same routine, and facing some health issues. Is it ok to tell health issue as a reason. Or how to quit with out telling any reason and without hurting anyone
Well a generic reason is "for a combination of personal and professional reasons"
I will do this tomorrow, Inshallah
Thank you
I requested to have a call with my boss today. He is asking what's the agenda. What do I say?
How does one leave their job is unsafe to work at?
Hi Claudia, I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean, but let me ask you, what stops you from leaving?
Well I should have watched this before. I should have stuck with no loopholes
Not sure what to do now but will try to just keep saying no like suggested
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Like my boss said we are looking for a other painter so I took it but instead I got put into grunt rôle instead kinda got my hopes up for no reason
So what if you turn in your resignation letter, you get through the Employer please stay routine and they start trying to make your last two weeks hell?
What should you do beside start throwing darts at the calendar?
That's a tough one alright. You could try reasoning with them, outlining how you'd like to both of your to remain professional. But if they're trying to make your life hell, they might be an unreasonable person. It's very hard to tell from here...
You leave immediately. It benefits nothing to stay if that happens. They don't give notice if they fire you, so.........
@@johnwilliamson2393 Absolutely. Why would anyone allow themselves to be treated like dirt when they've already turned in their resignation letter? Makes no sense.
Two week notice is a courtesy on your part. The worst they can do is say they won't rehire you. Let H.R. know about the harassment/retaliation.
This is one of my fears as well. I’ve seen it happen to other people who left before me. They make sure they make a list of things a “Priority” just so you can be the one to complete it. Obviously, because you want to leave on good terms you try to get it done, but in the end, you leave feeling defeated and you have another week left of your two weeks notice.
Boss pls i need your help. I don't want my boss to renew my contract. Help me tell him in a polite way pls
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My boss told me when I asked him for a raise this is the restaurant business you not going get paid that much here but he's making 150,000 a year telling me that I'm stuck at 15.00 a hour be happy with what you got I might be able to give you 5 cent raise I been there since July of last year I do maintenance at night and sat there and said hey if you don't like it there's the door I'm 41 years old making 400 bucks a week why would I tell him anything if I'm going to quit just gonna not show up no more plan and simple
Hey R-Mc, sorry to hear about your situation. Do you have a plan for your next steps?
Im giving my two week notice today and I'm nervous
Best of luck with it Jonathan! A few deep breaths before will help
It went really well. My boss was understanding and was supportive as well
@@jonathangrabau2502 that's great. well done
Sir i resigned from my position on 25th of june but my manager is not accepting my resignation And my last working date is 26th of july. What can i do? Company Attomacally relieve me on 26th of july or I need managers approval? Please reply
Why did your manager not accept your resignation? What are your contractual obligations?
@@ronankennedy I don't know sir! What should I do?
@@AT-wp8ri I think you should seek advice from someone in your local area/district/country who understands employment law, and ask them their advice. Sorry, but I'm just not qualified to deal with employment law. Also, I would ask your manager why they aren't accepting your resignation. Then, maybe you can leave if there aren't any legal issues.
@@ronankennedy Okay! Thankyou 👍
I'm leaving but I totally love my job and the people - the problem is it is dead-end, but I would learn lots in it. Difficult for that reason!
Best of luck with the move!
Raise your volume!!!!
Just help me coz it's so difficult for to quit my boss makes it so wanted to stay
I’m scared to tell my boss I want to leave I don’t want to make my boss feel sad on how I say I want to leave
What did you tell them
Just did it. I quit.
Hope it went well Cholpon!
Should I disclose where I’m going.? This industry I work for is very small and they know the company I’ll be working for so they’ll find out sooner than later
Would you prefer if they knew?
@@ronankennedy No, but I feel like if they find out afterwards it might make it worse and difficult for me to get a good reference from them in the future
Yeah, i been thinking of finding greener pastures. My boss just giving me fktons of responsibilities while giving me low blow raise
You deserve it you watch Gintama
@@dinogt8477 alright boomer😂😂
@@donaldzuramp4404 ? I’m not an adult weirdo
@@dinogt8477 every dragonball fan is a boomer lol.
@@donaldzuramp4404 wrong
I’m quitting my job today after 11 years of being there, this is hard.
I hope that went well for you! I wonder how u felt after that? I’m so fucking sick of my current job been there since may 2015. And I’m so hesitant and nervous to quit
@@NohaAbdulaziz I know that feeling, got a way better job now, I REGRET not quitting earlier. I hope you find something good, don’t be scared of change!
Bruhhh I just started a job this week and I found a better offer. I already got my new offer letter for the new job. I told my new boss that I’ll be starting on August 17,2020. Should I tell my boss that I’m leaving next week starting on Monday or wait until Friday which will be my last day to tell them? Please help.
Hi Ruthie, why is it a better offer? Salary or anything else? Generally speaking it's best to give people as much notice as possible when you're leaving at short notice... But if I were you, I'd weigh up all the differences between the role and make sure that it is the best offer - across the board.
Seems like My current situation. Love the people and the work atmosphere, however, it’s not the right fit for me. Starting my new career next week. Have to let current manager know today. Bittersweet!😭
@@lovelybarnes4841 Best of luck in the new role!
Thanks🙂
Welcome 😊