How To Resign From Your Job With Class

How To Resign From Your Job With Class

Join career and leadership expert and award-winning author Andrew LaCivita for today's video on how to resign from your job with class! I know it can be tricky and sticky to quit your job. Leaving your company can be one of the most gut-wrenching acts even when you don't enjoy working there. It's stressful. So you need to know how to do it, what to say, what NOT to say, how much notice to give your employer and much more.

To learn all the ins and outs of resigning from your job, join me today for this video!

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[andylacivita]

Folks, even resigning from an employer you don't enjoy working for is gut-wrenching. I wanna make sure you know what to do, how to do it, and go out with some style. Join me for this. Also, please SUB to the channel for new videos weekly and live office hours on Thursdays! --Andy

[Anteater]

I’ve resigning tomorrow with no job lined up. I do not care because the job makes me miserable.

[Mawesome]

I’m planning to resign tomorrow. My boss 100% won’t see that coming. I honestly don’t like him but I am planning to keep it professional and follow your approach. Wish me luck !

[lrob]

Resigned yesterday - it’s very easy folks. Kept it short & sweet. Expressed my appreciation & gratitude for helping me get my foot in the door in the industry. Told him verbatim that I was resigning effective today and was willing to stay on for another week or two to help out if he wanted and if not that’s no problem - of course he said don’t worry about. It’s very rare that they take you up on the two weeks in the sales game bc for whatever reason they think you’re going to take clients. Anyway, I’m excited for my new endeavor and now I have a little two week vacation before I start my new job!

[thunderslapped]

I will be putting in my 2 week notice today. I'm nervous as hell! They are great people but I got an opportunity I just can't let pass by. My issue is company loyalty, I've stayed at crap jobs just for the reason I don't want to leave my peers understaffed... but I need to focus on what is best for me..
Update: I love my new job and am thankful I made that scary step forward. I hope you all had same great experiences.

[mimih]

resigned this AM! I feel so liberated!

[JimboReboja]

No job offer. Just moving on with my life and starting my own e-commerce business. I was planning on speaking with my manager tomorrow but it seems like we’re gonna have a 1on1 meeting in about 15 mins and I wasn’t prepared. So here I am. Good luck to me 🤣

[mohiths]

"Need a fresh start" - I'm totally using it. Thanks for the advice!

[daveliale]

The hardest part is contemplating quitting your job. It can be just as stressful as the job itself. Believe me, any company you quit we be just fine without you. You either quit or not.

[kdlofty]

Years ago my boss asked me why i was resigning? (He knew the surface reason why, everybody did). I said, in a word.. YOU. for my career to progress i have to get away from you.

[alwaysposh]

This video showed up in my inbox at the right time.

[bodeans]

Thanks so much for posting this. I will be soon 63 years old, and have been in banking for 37 years. I've had several life changing events over the past couple of years, i.e., death of parents, death of siblings, and it makes you realize what is important in life. And for me now, what is not important to me is remaining with my current employer. I've decided to resign and enjoy the rest of my life.  

Your video has given me inspiration to handle my resignation with class,

[oinkpiggin]

Another tip : Apply the same strategy of sharing to your co-workers when you quit. I think it is fine (not obligated) to share with your "friend" co-workers in a few months later after you already settle down in the new job. But nonetheless, less sharing is always the best option.

[MrVnick]

I gave two months because I liked my managers, ended up needing my job back and got it. Don’t burn bridges.

[nubiaavalos]

Andrew, I had decided leave my retail corporate job two months ago and watched your videos on interviewing do's/dont's, and subscribed of course. I am proud to say that I landed an amazing job that offered me much more than what I was asking. Thank you for all of your guidance, amazing videos and mentorship. - Avalos

[migueralliart]

I've watched several videos of yours and they've helped me a LOT. I'm in aerospace and went from 90k a year to 100k+ now and working 100% remote. I gotta say your videos have changed my life to the point I am accelerating my retirement.

[gaberondon]

Listen to this just before I walked into my boss’s office. Thanks for the advice!

[andresalderete]

What Andrew says is the right think and dont even give any reason why leaving, even if you want to stick it to them because you got a better position and salary. Even though is tempting to do it, dont burn bridges when you leave places, even though some managers deserve to be stick with a fork.

[mhutbgh]

So spot on, it's kinda scary😂
Recently thought about how to leave my current job, and just 1 day later, this👌
Thanks❤

[chuckmaddison]

I just walked in on my last day of vacation and said I can no longer work there with my back.
That is true.
But the mental damage and toxic environment were also major factor but didn't tell them that.
Been there over 20 years.