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    15 cool things you should do when you resign your jobby Greg Savage on March 5, 2013 in Coaching recruiters , Employee engagement , Ethics , Recruiter coaching ,Recruitment , Recruitment Skills

    You have got a new job! Well done. Now, dont spoil it all by making a hash of your exit from whereyou are now. I know, you are excited. Its hard to stay focused on the old gig, when everything is oh s

    cool about the new one.

    But remember, the old gig was the new gig not so long ago, and how you behave on your way outwill affect your brand, your references and your future employability. Trust me on that.

    Its true that often you get shown the door as soon as you resign. Also true, some employers behaveappallingly to exiting staff. But no matter. You be the better person, leaving with every loose end tiedup, and your head held high.

    The Savage Truth 15 Rules of Resignation will give you the road map to do just that;

    Give fair noti ce. Sure, your offer letter of 5 years ago says you need only give 2 weeks notice.But you were a trainee then, and now a Team Leader. You know you will cause your employerhuge issues if you leave at such short notice. Dont do it. Provide enough time for them to gettheir business covered. Its the professional thing to do.

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    Do the deed gracefully. The actual resignation, I mean. Plan how you will do it. Set a formalmeeting. Be polite. Accentuate the positives. Be firm, but humble. Show appreciation. Thank youboss.

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    Dont blab. To everyone else, I mean. Either before you resign, or after. Until your boss agreescommunication plan. In my experience, 90% of resignees fail right here. Just have to telleveryone about my great new job. Its selfish. Destructive. You need to be collaborative inhelping convey the message at the right time, in the right way, to the right people.

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