Resignation Letters

[txdukklr]

I don't have one handy but it's really pretty simple- here's an outline:

Effective (enter date), I am resigning from my position as (position) to pursue other career opportunities.

I am thankful for my time with (enter company) and have enjoyed working with you. I hope we can stay in touch throughout the coming years.

Thank you again for the opportunities you've given to me, and good luck in the future.

Sincerely,

tbeak


or something like that- it doesn't have to elaborate

perfect

[outdoordaddy]

I always just made a photo copy of my middle finger and signed it...seemed to always do the trick

Short and sweet like above...all that is needed.

[tbeak]

So this is a DUMB question, but i have never written this type letter before. My resignation date would be the date that i hand the letter in, not the date i plan on leaving?? So i plan on handing it in tomorrow, so the date on my letter would be 05/17/2013 not the last day of 05/31/13. Just want to make sure i put the right one on there. this might be pretty obvious to some.

[Tommyh]

Effective immediately,.... blah blah

[tbeak]

TTT on my last post about the date to put in the letter.
Thanks

[outdoordaddy]

I always put the date I was finalized...so the 31rst for you. you can always put a date on the top of the letter in right corner saying what date you turned it in on. Or even date it when you sign it?

[outdoordaddy]

May 17, 2013


To Whom It May Concern,

Effective May 31, 2013, I am resigning from my position as (position) to pursue other career opportunities.

I am thankful for my time with (enter company) and have enjoyed working with you. I hope we can stay in touch throughout the coming years.

Thank you again for the opportunities you've given to me, and good luck in the future.

Sincerely,

tbeak

[JTRichardson]

Put the date you hand the letter in on and the date you wish to be your last day on the letter.

[Rescue1]

May 17, 2013


To Whom It May Concern,

Effective May 31, 2013, I am resigning from my position as (position) to pursue other career opportunities.

I am thankful for my time with (enter company) and have enjoyed working with you. I hope we can stay in touch throughout the coming years.

Thank you again for the opportunities you've given to me, and good luck in the future.

Sincerely,

tbeak

this one ^

[TRH]

These guys got it right. Short and sweet. They don't need all of that extra information. No sense in burning bridges.

[Man]

I always put the date I was finalized...so

^^^ listen to the pro