What should a resignation letter contain?
A successful resignation letter reads like the one below. It gives vital information: Notice that you are leaving.When your last day will be. Can it be that simple? Yes. Look: Dear Mr. Smith: I am leaving my position with this firm. My last day of work will be July 15, 2008. Sincerely, Jaine Dough After you turn in your resignation Be prepared for questions. However, do not feel obligated to answer any of them. Unless you have an enforceable non-compete contract with your current employer, there is no reason to tell them where you are going. In fact, doing so can actually hurt you. I was working as a medical malpractice paralegal at a large, nationwide personal injury firm. However, I was very unhappy there and looking for something less stressful. In the course of a few months, I secured a legal secretary position. One problem – the firm was a defense firm with cases against my current firm. In the interest of full disclosure and to maintain my integrity, I told my employer where I wa
