How to QUIT Your Job (TEMPLATE INCLUDED)

In this informative video about resigning, Heidi gives 5 essential etiquette tips to resign from your job politely. How you resign from a job says a lot about you, so be polite, professional, and cheerful-no matter how you feel about the job you're leaving because you never know when paths will cross again.
Try to meet in person with your superior to deliver your resignation with adequate notice, be helpful and follow up with a written letter of resignation. Don't burn a bridge, brag, or bad-mouth-be polite and mindful when you resign from your job.
TEMPLATE: Sample resignation letter:
Dear _____,
I am writing to respectfully submit my resignation from my position as ____, effective in 90 days, on December 1, 2022.
Thank you for the opportunity to have been part of this esteemed organization and for all the experience and knowledge I have gained here. However, I have decided to take my career in a different direction.
I am happy to help train my replacement or help in any other way.
Thank you for your support and acceptance of my resignation.
Best regards,
Your name
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[@HeidiDulebohn1]

Hello Sean!
It’s lovely to hear from you! Thanks so much for watching and leaving this great comment!
It’s just awful when you work for a boss who has no appreciation for you or what you’re doing, and it always feels like the thing to do is really let them know how you really feel on your way out the door.
However, be careful with that, because , it truly is a small world, and sometimes, people that you thought were long gone, can pop up again in your life.
Remember to take deep breaths, and try hard to take the high road, as best you can, and believe me, I do understand- sometimes it’s nearly impossible.
But, when it’s all said and done, and you’re in an awesome, new place that values you, you’ll be glad and proud of yourself for taking the highroad, and never burning a Bridge.
I wish you all the luck in the world to find the perfect fit for you, you deserve it!
Meanwhile, please keep me in your loop I’m cheering for you!
Sending warmest regards,
Heidi ❤❤

[@seanc9507]

Thank you for your words of encouragement, Heidi. You're beautiful through and through....why can't you be my boss? Lol 😉 I'll definitely keep in touch, I adore you so much. Love and respect, Sean

[@seanc9507]

Good advice. I'm ready to leave the company I'm currently working for, and honestly, I'm not sure if I'm capable of being this polite; my boss is downright rude and ungrateful to all of the employees here.. I'll be grinning from ear to ear once I've landed something else, and I won't be shy about it in front of him. Lol

[@jackzaino]

Hi Heidi! Thanks always for your great advice. I was wondering if you could do a video on what to expect when you attend a formal meeting and what the different roles are in an organization (such as the secretary, treasurer, etc.). I have to admit that I never quite know what it means when people ask to do things like "approve the minutes" or "make a motion." What's the etiquette about waiting your turn to speak? Thanks!

[@HeidiDulebohn1]

Hello Jack!
Thank you so much for watching, and for your compliment!
Yes, sometimes in meetings, it can be quite confusing, but what you are talking about sounds like parliamentary procedure, the pinnacle of which is Robert’s Rules of Order. It’s how formal meetings are run, and it is very specific, and it can get really into the weeds.
Do you ask about approving the minutes, and that means do you agree with the official minutes, or the description of the last meeting. Minutes are kept, and they are very important, because they act as a reference for each meeting, somethings that can be looked back to, and referred to. You need to have attended the meeting, to approve that the minutes are correctly. Reflect the way you remember the meeting. The recording secretary, or the secretary, is responsible for recording the minutes.
When you have a moment, search Roberts rules of order, and I think you will see how very specific this can be. It might prove to be helpful to you. If you have more questions, please reach back out!
I’d be very grateful if you would kindly subscribe to my channel, and help me spread the word about it.
Sending you very best wishes for a lovely day!
Warm regards,
Heidi. 💕

[@jackzaino]

@@HeidiDulebohn1 Thanks so much for the info, Heidi! Very helpful, and I appreciate you taking the time to do that. 😊