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If you change your mind You need to get your employer's agreement. If your employer agrees, you can keep working for them. If they don't agree, you'll have to leave your job.

Follow these 11 steps to ensure your departure is seamless and professional: Review your employee handbook or contract. Tell your boss first. Plan what you'll say?and keep it simple. Prepare to answer follow-up questions and talk about next steps. Have an end date in mind. Give your two weeks' notice face-to-face.

Get to the point straight away and avoid small talk, this could make it more awkward. You could start with ?Thanks for agreeing to talk to me, I am handing my notice in today? or simply ?I'd like to hand my notice in?. Then you can go into any reasons you have for doing so. Keep it light, professional, and positive.

Follow these steps to prepare a resignation letter retraction: Address your boss and HR. ... Start with a retraction statement. ... Request to keep your job. ... Apologize for the inconvenience. ... Explain your reasoning. ... List the benefits of keeping you on. ... Discuss your plans. ... Close with thanks.

How to Quit Your Job Gracefully Make a Plan. The first step to resigning gracefully is to plan it out. ... Find and Give Time. Timing is everything, particularly when you want to resign your job gracefully. ... Notify Your Supervisor. ... Share the Information. ... Lend a Helping Hand. ... Keep Working Through the End. ... Attend the Exit Interview.

Keep your resignation letter to the point, be nice? even if you don't want to be. It's probably not the best idea to go into detail about why you're leaving. If you have to say something, you could say that you are leaving to take on a new challenge instead of pointing out any grievances you may have.

Do it in person and be considerate of your current employer. Follow it up in writing including a planned leaving date. Check the number of holidays you have left and see if you can use this to reduce the length of your notice period. Offer to help your employer to find your replacement.