Telling Your Boss You're Leaving - How To Quit Your Job

I recently realized that it can be difficult for some people to leave their jobs, so I just wanted to make a quick video to give a couple of suggestions. The reason is that it can be difficult because there could be some tension in the workplace. It may be difficult because a

boss

has had a conflict with the person or it may be difficult simply because they are not used to saying no, they are not used to saying I'm not

leaving

, let's move on, so initially I think it's very important to express gratitude. , say thank you very much for the opportunity, even if the relationship has deteriorated or even if you were not treated well.

You were not treated well in this situation. I think it's very important to express gratitude afterwards. I think you know that having a couple different ways of saying no is important because if someone comes, I may really want them to stay or really want you to tie them up for a while, but you can't take it anymore, you have to do it. Be prepared for that or you may always find

your

self slipping and agreeing to something you really didn't want to do, so we have to be grateful for the opportunity, but I've decided to move on.

I'll hand in my notice at the end of the month, let's say if they say okay, but we really need you to stay until after the next deadline, then you could say okay, it's been a very difficult decision for me to make and I understand. that has put you in a complicated situation. Also, which is really unfortunate, but for me, both personally and professionally, I have decided that this is the best for me, so I will have to stick with my original decision, but thanks for an extra opportunity assuming they arrive. you come back and they offer you to stay, but maybe stay in a different department or stay in a different capacity and you want to be able to say no again in a different way and you could say something like I understand this is difficult for you and I empathize with you about

your

situation, but I'll still have to stick to my original decision, it's not something I've probably come to, but I think it's the best variable personally and professionally, so what you may hear is obviously the same answer of no, but there are some repetitions. extras there and the repetition is there consciously because if we offer more and more new information, that will simply lead to more gaps opening up, so we just want to say no politely and gracefully and repeat. the same phrases so that there is no area for people to offer additional suggestions or additional alternatives, okay, I hope it helped you, it has helped other people before, so I hope it helps you if you find yourself in that situation in particular, ok, thank you. to see