No matter the reason for leaving your job, you must try to make your exit a memorable one.
When leaving your job give your colleagues every reason to sing this popular song.
"He was a jolly good fellow, so say all of us" for you.
There is always a need to make reference to your formal place of work.
Always remember that in the pursuit of your career, you will always come in contact with your old colleagues and even your formal boss.
It is mandatory to give up to three months notice of disengagement from service in some companies.
Make sure you do this to give your employer the opportunity to find replacement for you.
One of the common questions often asked in an interview is why you left your formal job.
As a follow up to this, some companies will, sometimes request for a confidential report on you to know the type of person you have been.
This are classified materials that you will not have assess to and when your matter is being discussed, you will not be there to defend yourself.
These are some of the reasons why you must try to leave a good record behind.
In your valedictory address you must choose your words very carefully because this is what you will be remember for after you leave.
It is not impossible that during service period, your boss or some of your colleagues must have stepped on your toes at one time or the other.
Be careful not to let this show.
Even if you are leaving the organization as a result of victimization, this is not the time to say it, it is unprofessional.
You can simply say that you are leaving on personal reasons.
To some it may seems an opportunity to highlight displeasure but remember that this may bring major consequences down the line in your career.
What then is the perfect way to leave your job with dignity and class? 1.
First, make sure you give due disengagement notice to your employer to enable them get a replacement to avoid a vacuum.
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Promise to offer professional assistance any time you are called upon to do so.
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Do not make it look as if you are in a hurry to leave but that you are leaving because you cannot help it for personal reasons.
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As soon as you know when you need to leave your job, schedule a mandatory meeting with your boss and colleague and let them know your intentions of leaving and when you will disengage finally.
If you did all these, it will show general concern which will be appreciated, and most importantly, it will not make your boss look bad for hiring you in the first place.