Don’t Say This When You Resign from Your Company
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Screw class, go out in a blaze of glory.
THIS just say “ my last day is____”
I did yesterday.
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Good on you mate. You'll find something better soon enough. And that crappie old workplace will be a distant memory.
Glorious purpose
As a nurse manager and nursing has become about politics I want to go nuts! In my resignation or step down letter but mm lol
As an attorney, there's an exception to this. If you are forced to resign due to discrimination, harassment, or due to some retaliation in response to your lawful whistleblowing activity, please be sure to leave a paper trail of why you're leaving and be sure to have a copy for yourself so that your attorney can use it as an evidence.
I'm going to consult my attorney about this. If my attorney agrees, I'm going to say I'm leaving due to a hostile workplace. That's how the attorney described the workplace in a warning letter. I changed my retirement plans by 2 years because* the managers are stressing me out. I'm not being quiet about anything. Thank you counselor.
@@respectfullytruthful now, be mindful that many people misunderstand what "hostile workplace" means. If your boss or coworkers are just *mean* to you, then that alone is not good enough for a lawsuit. However, if they ridicule, mock, harass you based on your race, gender, religion, gender, discrimination, etc, then it may become unlawful. Talk to your lawyer for legal advice.
@@sayhoman Thank you for the suggestions. I'm currently on FMLA . I fall under a protected class. My attorney is going to assist me with filing an EEOC complaint. I understand I can file myself, but I don't have the emotional bandwidth. I'm on a performance plan, but they never honored any of the accommodations. I'm running the clock down and working on an exit plan. I plan on using as much of the 12 weeks of FMLA, as medically possible. I wish I would have engaged an attorney sooner, but hindsight is 20/20.
What about when they owe you bonuses and I already know they are trying to get rid off me by launching other workers against me? I've been asking my bosses verbally about them bonuses and they always change the subject on me and tell me that later they'll speak to me about it and I've never sent them an email because someone else did this and she was fired on the spot.
I can’t wait for the two weeks. I’m so stressed out it’s taking a huge toll. I’m done today.
It’s okay. Do whatcha gotta do!
They don’t give notice when they get rid of you why should you do it
Exactly. Double standard in favor of the company.
I quit my job without notice. I told my boss in my resignation letter that the training I received was inadequate, that they do everything ass-backwards, and it was stressing me out. My boss was practically begging me to stay, but I can’t do jobs that don’t have specific instructions.
I’m at that point personally
Exact same thing is going on
They didn't give you instructions because they have no effing idea how to do what you were doing. You were running that shop. You were the boss. Meanwhile, your "superiors" were jacking off while earning more than you.
Sounds like my current job. I spent weeks doing nothing in a cold office. They had no training set up before i started. Finally weeks later some half ass training was provided. I soon knew the department wasn’t the right fit. I requested to interview for a different department. Took them a month to set up that interview. Interview was so half ass as well and didn’t get the job. Then yesterday after waiting two weeks to hear back regarding that interview i was forced to voluntarily to resign. They even lied about me saying that i couldn’t handle the volume of the work. When i spent two months doing little to no work. I didn’t bad mouth them. Bc i was waiting for my background to clear on a job at a different company to clear bc giving notice. But the whole experience was such a disappointment. But i also learned about voluntarily resigning and that u dont have to do what they say right away. It was a learning experience and pray to never be seen in this situation ever again. Yet depending on ur situation u need to give these half ass companies a piece of ur mind!!!
Im dealing with the exact same issue, but I am afraid to resign.The boss sais that we are family so this makes it harder for me.I am at a point where I only get stressed and in the end I am not even productive.Not to mention that I am underpaid .What should I do I cannot overcome this..
They always expect to handle and take over big projects without providing me the sources and the training needed.I am 1 year and a half in this job and I cannot complete most of the tasks but they think that I can do it.this situation has a big impact on my self esteem.
@@dimos4312start applying elsewhere asap. This whole “we are a family” is bullshit. Family doesn’t require u to clock in and out for the day and u also dont need training to be “family”. What u have is a JOB. U are smart u found that job and been there for over a year. So, u are doing something right. But imagine doing and feeling amazing at a NEW job. That provides everything u need to be successful and not be stressed everyday.
Why should I give them time for me to leave, when they can fire me in one day
Don't put in your notice until after your background check has completed with your next employer. Anything, literally anything, on your record is an excuse not to hire you. It takes months to clear up erroneous things in your record. Getting a background check is an interesting way to find out if you're a victim of identity theft.
Excellent advice. And very very true!!
Just walk away without saying aanything, it will make them think you'll come back one day until they find out they're wrong
Ha ha.
I just wrote I quit
Ouch. 😂
I messed up and told them where I was going. Hopefully they don't call my new job and start spewing lies to ruin my chance
That's illegal and you could sue them if they didn't ruin your chance with the new job
Poor performance they could say but lying is against federal law
@@Ry-le1cu if they do not have a written statement of your performance, you can do a corporate investigation on them.
I gave them the letter but I also called later and said it’s conflicting with my new career so I had to speed it up respectfully!💕
If you work for an integrity, ethical company, by all means give a 2 week notice. If you do not, that one should never feel compelled. My job would withhold my commission check with no qualms. I am leaving in 2 weeks and will be resigning the day my commission hits my account. I will say "thank you" to them, but I am going to be tight lipped in why I am leaving and where i am going.
I'll do what I want
You just changed my mind. I had my monologue ready haha
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I resigned after 28 years with the same agency after I didn't receive a promotion, I felt I deserved, and I was furious. But I was classy, thanked them and was gracious on my exit interview. Good thing, as I was absolutely miserable in the new position I had accepted. After 18 months, I am returning to my old employer, and I couldn't be happier. I learned a hard lesson that I had a great thing, and I didn't realize it, but I do now. Had I expressed how I was feeling, I would never be able to go back. So grateful I chose to be adult about things when I left.
I totally agree on the "where going" part. Beyond that, however, you seem to be in one-sided alignment with protecting the feelings of management. Management needs to see what is going on, even if--especially if--it is one (or more) of them being the problem. Now if you want to leave them wallowing in their myopic ignorance, then, by all means, say nothing more.
Some comments promoted ghosting... quitting with no notice. I cannot recommend that because there are issues around "job abandonment," problems with getting that last paycheck, collecting your last commissions, unused vacation pay, etc. However, a same day... even a same minute... "I quit," must be acceptable in this day of zero company loyalty to employees. Just make sure they know you are leaving. Management has been doling out same-day departures for generations. It is high time that employees reciprocate in kind.
Hey Bill, I can see how you might think that, but keep in mind you're watching a 53 second video from a 30 minute video. In fact, it's quite the opposite. I don't care about the employer in this case. I simply don't want you to do anything where you need to look over your shoulder. If you resign and give them a couple week and they walk you to the door, at least you did your part. Don't let them provide a bad reference for you in the future!
Watching this after sending my letter is wild 😂
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This is something I did. I was at a new job after leaving one for 21 years, and this new job I was with for nine months, in December I was told to take my vacation or else I could lose it. So, I carefully planned my vacation to not overstep other other peoples vacation And when I submitted it, my manager said that I couldn’t take those days off she told me she told me what I could takeoff and I that would mean I would have a day and a half off not a week a day and a half so then later that day she held, and I employee meeting discussed new stuff that was going to happen new changes then she closed it by saying please put in your vacation now because your bad planning is not my problem .
After she finished, I told her I didn’t appreciate that because it seemed aimed towards me. She claimed that it wasn’t but that I should’ve planned ahead I usually don’t take vacations or if I do I am forced to take them because that’s just my work ethic. sometimes these things slip by me so I told her I couldn’t do that and then she tried to dress it up as me helping her by saying we’re gonna need your help because we have to go to Vermont to cut to expand on this business and we need you here to keep the work flowing and help us I said I didn’t appreciate what she did to me as far as negating my vacation and I didn’t like the hours and I guess she got upset and said well you have no other choice so then I told her oh but I do, I went to my computer And wrote a resignation letter stating that I am resigning my position effective immediately I sent it to her. She came running to my department and asked what’s this and I said I officially quit and walked off. That was the best thing I’ve ever done that company was the very worst company I’ve ever worked for , I have never had the experience that I had with that company and all of my working life. It wasn’t worth it. Thankfully I found a job meet immediately after that I really appreciate and they appreciate me.
All you need to do is submit a resignation as Andy described. You don’t need your not required it’s not a law that you have to give your two weeks notice. If you don’t like the job line, something up and quit line another job up and quit the job you do not like just quit you don’t need to submit two weeks notice no Just submit your quitting by way of email because that in and of itself is just a fit as official bad jobs. Don’t deserve your two weeks notice two weeks notice is basically not burning your bridges. I set a flame my bridges to that company. want nothing to do with that company
Name and shame! I want to know what this crazy-sounding company is!😂
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I'm resigning by text
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My coworker did that last week!
Disagree! Let the company management know why! I have every intention of telling them how much of a bully the director is!
It is certainly okay to do that if you were bullied!!
I was actually thinking the same thing. At the end of the day you don't want to burn your bridges. You never know when you might need a job especially in these hard times. Also you want a good reference. References are important. Even if you had serious issues with the employer. Sometimes you got to swallow it, it might benefit you in the long run. Keep it professional. At your future job interviews they might ask why you left your last job. Aside from references you never know who could help you in the future. I have issues with my job and I plan to leave one day. But I'm going to fight the urge to bad talk and I will try to give a good amount of notice. I'm just going to keep it professional. Ya good thing this came up I was thinking that too. And hey despite whatever issues, they employed you, you spent time there etc etc. Sometimes there is a time and purpose for some things, and that time comes to move on. Your future job might call your previous job, you want them to have good things to say. As for telling them where you are going. Well I got to think about that. Well, if you're not required to then I guess its not really necessary. If anything just say you are going on disability or going to a different location or some excuse. I mean, most or some people move on at some point in their lives, they know that, its expected.
I did this and the executive over my department is still tryna harass my coworkers to find out why I'm leaving since she can't accept I was unhappy on her team. I havent told anyone who my new employer is just in case
What did you tell people you were going when they asked?
I'm doing this TOMORROW IM SO NERVOUS 😢😅
You got this. Good luck!!!
I did it..!!! 🤣👍😆😋
@@cynditalksI am going to resign today! It is really stressful. I see you are still alive after it, so probably I will be too:)
@iks9120 hope it went well.. 🙏
It has its been over two months now. I travel a bit here in Phoenix but I'm paid for it.. im actually living again.. I wish everyone LUCK.. u can always go back 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much .!!
You’re welcome!!
Thank you for this video
You’re welcome!
Thanks!
GREAT ADVICE!!! I got kicked out and had a month off after resigning from a big corporate and not telling them those things, particularly where I'm going 😂😂😂
I’m already too late. I told them because of low compensation.
I personally think it's ok to verbally say why
They'll know how to make things better for the person who takes over after you. @@DS-mo7vu
Damn i feel so bad and guilty. I got a better offer but in my current job everyone was so nice and always helped me…how to overcome the guilt…?
Eddie. Remember, you need to take care of yourself. Go out with class and you don’t need to feel guilty.
@@andylacivita thank you so much! You are right i need to choose the best for myself, its just hard to tell it when people are so nice to you at work…
@@eddie4691 Eddie, that make me happy to hear that you like the people you worked with. It's the problem everyone wishes for. Remember, you can certainly stay in touch with them!
I am explaining myself for the cheap ass company I have worked for for 14 years because I have gone above and beyond and even worked for free during each lockdown. This letter that I am constructing will include all my documentation of this nasty toxic job.
Sorry to hear you’ve had a rough go. I’m sure your next job will be better!
Aww man. You're taking all the fun out of leaving. ; )
I know it is not wise and probably get flagged for this but I'm planning to drop a bomb as my resignation letter with zero notice period. at first the company made me work before getting my contract ready for 2 weeks promising they will pay me which the never did, if I give 2-4 week notice I will not get a dime for them . I got so abused so disrespected so exploited by my manager , the top management are not aware so will drop a huge essay pipe bomb with evidence and walk out like I never entered ...
Did you drop the truth bomb yet?
Did you do it yet?
Did you hire a lawyer?👀
Update please 👀
You there?
What if you give your 2 week notice b/c you found a new job, but at the end of the 2 weeks the new job says they can't have you start for another yr due to their own internal issues? Now I have NO job 😭
Add it to the lessons learned pile. Make sure to truly evaluate the employer you’re interviewing with!
Meh, jobs are everywhere and they’re a dime a dozen. You’ll find something.
@@rockstarofredondoyeah but if you got no money left, and it takes longer than two weeks, you’ll be homeless
@@vminhope3040 I won’t. I started saving, getting out of debt and investing instead of blowing money like others were, so I did not have to face that. People need to protect themselves and become financially stable so things like that don’t happen.
Praying for you In Jesus name 🙏🏼 call 211 for resources, there is help with bills and food. Trust God🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I think not saying where you are going, is a poor choice. It makes it look like you are hiding something. Especially if you are in a smaller company and have a good relationship with the people there.
Right
I will do NO SUCH THING!!!! I AM A LEGEND AT WORK. I WILL LEAVE THE DAY I DECIDE TO LEAVE AND THEY WILL ACCEPT THAT!!!! I DONT G.A.F. WHAT THE UNWRITTEN RULES ARE!!!!! we are bowing down and they are laughing at us. All for a lousey dollar. Im not that.. You can be if thats how you want to remember yourself. I live MY WAY!
Buddy they don't think about us for 1 second after we leave. They don't care. The amount of thought you're telling people to expell, is worthless. The moment you walk out of that company, they stop thinking about you. We are not that important
I live in an employment at will state. If I quit i dont have to give notice. I would never do that because then you don't qualify for unemployment.
Ohh if it’s a warehouse / factory job just quit on their ass …. I worked at a horrendous horribly ran place I asked how much vacation time I had left I found out clocked out never came back … those type of jobs don’t give a shit about you
How much vacation time did you get?
Why shouldn't I tell them that I'm getting a humongous pay raise by leaving?
You can if you want, but what if they say how much is it and will be happy to match it?
What happens if you say where are you going?
No feedback what they did wrong is necessary. It's not explanation self. It's showing them why you left and what wasn't working on their side. But it depends how you write it.
Fair enough
What if they ask if you got a new job and where are you going to ..and if I don’t want tell them .. I usually apply in a niche set of employers and they all are in same platforms (they can reach out to each other if they want to even if they don’t know them). How do I politely refuse their question that where I am going to ?
Nah, i used my resignation letter as a way to get my jabs in at my shitty management.
Customary time.
Wheres the customary time when they fire you though?
Double standards in the work place are ridiculous. A future employer contacting a past employer when you've been at the last job for over a year is ridiculous! These double standards are BS and eveyone knows it.
Question! I’m at a company where I am very unsatisfied. I’m getting ready to leave so this video came at the perfect time. I know it’s customary to give a two weeks notice but I also know they wouldn’t give me the same courtesy if the situation was reversed. Should I give two weeks or a different timeframe? Love your videos (:
Do whatever you think is best!!
To ease your mind, there’s no requirement to it is courteous. If you don’t plan to work there or need a reference quit and keep moving. I would still write a formal letter of email and have it state your last day is that day as you’re leaving. Set your out of office auto apply state the same details as your letter. You don’t owe them, it is at will agreement. They are no longer serving you. 🤷🏽♀️
When I left my last job Eleven years ago I didn't put in one... because no matter what I wasn't ever coming back.
Well what if you have to quit because you can no longer do the job physically like you were able to do because you injured yourself when you weren't on the job? I am on medical leave right now and I was set to come back to work in February but I'm still in a bad shape. I told my boss that when I get better I can do everything else except for climbing ladders and he said that if I can't climb ladders then it doesn't want me to work until I am 100% better. Even though I have gotten a little bit better, I am still not able to climb ladders. So I came to the conclusion that it would just be better for me to quit because I can't really do the job anyway and I need to put my mental and physical health first. I want to tell the truth but at the same time I don't want to burn Bridges. My stepdad says that he thinks that my job is trying to get rid of me or has already gotten rid of me because I can't climb ladders and had to miss a long time of work even though I handed them a doctor's note saying that I was injured and that I couldn't go back until February but I don't think I am nowhere near ready to go back. So the best thing for me is to just quit and either just hope that I can come back in the future when I truly am better or find a less physical job.
What if your bosses biss comes and has a chat with you on why ur leaving?
It’s best to be discreet but as I mentioned to you previously I’d simply use your best judgment.
but you can at least say you are leaving for better pay, right?
Nah, say you are actually going to make less, but it is worth it.
You don't have to give them any notice if you don't want to, you can if you want to, but you don't have to because you're employer. Don't give you a 2 weeks' notice when you fire as it does it, so you don't have to give him deadly or her deadly or then deadly, are it Dilly whatever they want to be recognized? As you know, it's used to conduct, say I know people like quit. They don't even tell you they just stop showing up for work. So you eat a figure they have passed away, are they quick?😊😊😊😊😮
Since when is it customary to give a 2-weeks notice? I've never seen any company give an employee 2-weeks notice. Nope. They just fire you on the spot. So I never give them a 2-weeks notice. When it's time for me to go, I just ghost 'em.
You know what you're not even required to give it to you notice, it's not a law, and those jobs won't give you a 2-week notice when they fire you. End of discussion
What do you say when your boss asks where you're going to work next?
You can either tell the boss nothing or say you’d prefer to share after you’re settled.
I started a job a year ago after the last firm I worked for when under. I loved my last job but the new firm is making me Ill. Saying that I have had people ask me to work with them and clients asking me to move over to their firm. I have only been at this firm just over a year and I don’t want to damaged my CV. WhenI started the entire previous team had either left or were working their notice. A shortly after starting I had a hospital pass of a project which I could see going wrong in advance and I was forced into doing it and it caused me to burn out and nearly go to the dr to get signed off sick. When do I leave this job?
They owed and still owe me about 300 pounds for working a higher position but getting paid the same for 6 weeks being promised im gonna get them every next week , got proof,screenshot everything and they didnt reply to me n just removed me of the groups whatsapp groups, what do I do?
Is this talking about with any coworkers or just HR
It’s best not to mention to HR. I leave the coworkers to you but you know how people gossip!!
FK THIS JOB…IM OUT!!! 😂😂😂😂
What if they ask though?
I’d still avoid giving them a lot of info.
Thank you! @@andylacivita
I did yhe template when i handed my notice for my boss i did tell him where i was going as i knew it would piss him off as he'd still have to see me everyday and there was nothing he could do about it. I only did that because he was an absolute twat.
If it was a good company with good leaders but they couldn't maybe pay more because of insufficient funds I would disclose with them with no problems but if its a company being runned by narcissists who treat you like a dog and try to flex on you, I would just quit and leave in silence.
Sent a formal email I quit in 2 weeks. I will tell un-employment agency the truth that a coworker tried to punch me and employer didnt quickly protect me
So sorry to hear!
What do I do if my manager is on leave delivering a baby :,) do I shoot him a text? I don’t want to ruin his day!
Tho he sorta already knows im unhappy and looking around.
Do i meet with the replacement manager?
I disagree, make it loud, make it public.
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F-orget that! Just more rules to keep the company in power - just like "never discuss your salary." BS.
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Love it!
@@andylacivita thank you