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For many of us, writing a great resignation letter is far more difficult than writing a great resume.
A formal resignation letter symbolizes the end of a professional relationship — one that was probably accompanied by valued friendships and mutual respect. (Read: How To Quit Your Job Without Making Enemies)
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You certainly don’t want to burn any bridges — because your previous jobs and previous bosses will continue to play a role in your career path somewhere along the way. (Trust me, you may not think so right now, but even a job you hated and don’t plan to tell anyone about is likely to show up again at some point in your career.)
Whether they simply write reference letters for you or if you manage to use your earlier experiences as a way to step up the career ladder, your prior business relationships are just as important as your futures ones.
That said, there is proper etiquette to writing a resignation letter these days.
We’ve got some tips to help you put together a formal resignation letter. And… if you’re nearing retirement, we’ve got some unique tips for writing a great retirement resignation letter too!
