There are lots of reasons why a person would quit his job. Some can
really get in one’s nerve that all he wants to do is shout resignation on his
boss's face and then, stomped out of the office without looking back. This
could be satisfying letting it all out. But, take a deep breath and think
it over.
If you are single, your reputation is at hand. If you are married,
your good name and your family are at stake. Sure you can quit. They can't stop
you if you really want to. But do this calmly.
Your First Step
Look for job opportunities in the classified ads. Make inquires and
seek aid from you families and friends.
The Wait
Opportunities do not come instantly. They do come along eventually.
You just have to be patient and be aware. Sometimes, opportunities arrive
without you knowing it.
Analyzing Your Prospect
Do not grab a job offer at once. But take a small hold of it and ask
for allowance to think it over. Analyze the company if it would suit you. You
do not want to jump from the frying pan and into the fire.
Grabbing It
If you are already decided, go ahead. Get on with the interview and
make the necessary arrangements. Be frank about the work status- their
expectations and yours.
Notifying Your Employer
Do this at once. The sooner, the better. Whether your boss is an angel
or the other one, you can find saying goodbye difficult. While the good boss
will try to persuade you not to leave, the other type might try to pressure you
before letting you go. But get on with it. Do it for their own benefit that
they can have adjustments or even hire someone to replace you.
Be professional in explaining your side. Family, health and money
matters are reasonable.
If a co-worker had been a problem; your boss's nasty ways; or the company's ill management, try not to point the following as your cause for resignation. A company has its own reason for its regulations and therefore, it won't change for you. Raising a personal issue with a boss or a colleague could result to some scandal.
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