How to quit a job?

Hey guys,

I really don't like my job, my manager treats me like the black sheep when I offer the most support to him. I feel really undervalued in my job. I have felt like this after 2 months of working. I have now been working there for 9 months and I see no improvements.

I want to resign, but I have no other job lined up.
I want to leave but I know my manager will ask why I am resigning and he gets really personal and asks far too many questions.
I don't want to tell him that I quit because I no longer want to work for him.

what can I write in my resignation letter and what do I say to him in person?
I am unsure, as I really want a good reference from him.
Please could someone help

Hey guys,

I really don't like my job, my manager treats me like the black sheep when I offer the most support to him. I feel really undervalued in my job. I have felt like this after 2 months of working. I have now been working there for 9 months and I see no improvements.

I want to resign, but I have no other job lined up.
I want to leave but I know my manager will ask why I am resigning and he gets really personal and asks far too many questions.
I don't want to tell him that I quit because I no longer want to work for him.

what can I write in my resignation letter and what do I say to him in person?
I am unsure, as I really want a good reference from him.
Please could someone help

Write a short letter and next time you're at work see your manager. Tell him/her you have decided to leave and then hand them the letter of your resignation.

I've written you a short template for your letter below:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dear [insert HR or managers name],

I am writing to inform you that I have decided to leave my roles as [insert role]. I would like to thank the company for all the experience I have gained whilst working here.

Please accept this letter as my [number] days notice, as outlined in my employment contract. This means my employment will terminate on [insert date].

Warm regards,
[your name]

[your sigature]
[date of letter]
[contact details]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Just give him/her the letter, say you are leaving. If they ask questions just say I'm going somewhere else - keep it brief.

If you're really nervous, try and give them your resignation letter the day before your days off before leaving your shift. This way you won't see them for a few days so they will be over it by the time of your next shift lol.

If possible, book a weeks holiday and hand in your notice before your holiday (still counts).


Hope I helped

If you need a job, find a replacement before quitting.

Because in the current climate finding a replacement job may well be extremely hard.

To quit type up a polite note, explaining you are thankful for the opportunity enjoyed working with the team, but you are now exploring new opportunities and to accept this as a formal notice of resignation.

When at work ask for a quick private conversation with your manger and hand them the letter, then say your thankful for the work but need to pursue this alternative.
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I always say be polite, as it’s better to not burn bridges and you may need a reference...

Write a short letter and next time you're at work see your manager. Tell him/her you have decided to leave and then hand them the letter of your resignation.

I've written you a short template for your letter below:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dear [insert HR or managers name],

I am writing to inform you that I have decided to leave my roles as [insert role]. I would like to thank the company for all the experience I have gained whilst working here.

Please accept this letter as my [number] days notice, as outlined in my employment contract. This means my employment will terminate on [insert date].

Warm regards,
[your name]

[your sigature]
[date of letter]
[contact details]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Just give him/her the letter, say you are leaving. If they ask questions just say I'm going somewhere else - keep it brief.

If you're really nervous, try and give them your resignation letter the day before your days off before leaving your shift. This way you won't see them for a few days so they will be over it by the time of your next shift lol.

If possible, book a weeks holiday and hand in your notice before your holiday (still counts).


Hope I helped

Hey, really thank you for this!!
Amazing advice!

What if I quit tomorrow, should I be paid for any holiday I have not been able to take for the last 9 months?

It is awful the coercion in the system.

Yep, just gotta take the game for what it is

Naturally. One person can't change it, but we can all work together to make some change.

Tbh I find it hard to blame people for looking out for their own best interests. Someone will always do it to have an edge regardless.

If you need a job, find a replacement before quitting.

Because in the current climate finding a replacement job may well be extremely hard.

To quit type up a polite note, explaining you are thankful for the opportunity enjoyed working with the team, but you are now exploring new opportunities and to accept this as a formal notice of resignation.

When at work ask for a quick private conversation with your manger and hand them the letter, then say your thankful for the work but need to pursue this alternative.
—
I always say be polite, as it’s better to not burn bridges and you may need a reference...

I get that you hate your job I hate mine too but honestly leaving a job now is a risky move.. the job market is in bits.

I see so many advertisements online? especially on Indeed etc. I thought we are in a better position now

I see so many advertisements online? especially on Indeed etc. I thought we are in a better position now