How to Resign Without Hurting Your Professional Network

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Leaving your current employment for whatever reason is always a huge decision to make. Whether it's because you're no longer happy with your job or to pursue better opportunities, it's always a good idea to leave without burning bridges if necessary. If you're stuck in the same situation and are thinking about writing your resignation letter, wait until you've read the rest of this article before making your final decision. Finalize Your Plan The first step in making your departure as smooth as possible is to finalize your career plans. Take the time you need to weigh your options and think about your decision. Ask for a few days off from work if you have to. Use that time to think about whether leaving the company is a viable option. Reflect on instances where you felt happier or sadder whilst doing your job. Think about which one leaves the biggest impression. If you come up with more happier memories than anything else, then you already have your answer. It's also best to hold off writing your resignation letter if you have hesitations, this will prevent you from making any bad decisions in the heat of the moment. Read more...

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