• Contact HR if necessary. This should be a professional transaction, similar to receiving the employment contract before you started working there.
• Give HR and supervisor feedback about why you're leaving and how they can improve the work culture for ...

Your professional network is a great source for future opportunities and how you depart an organization leaves a permanent impression.

Aim to make a positive lasting impression, not only because it's the right thing to do, but also because of boomerang opportunitie...

If you want to quit your job, don't tell anyone else at your workplace except your boss. It’s preferable to have a conversation, rather than send an email or text.

It may be tempting to share the news with some of your work friends and colleagues—especially if you’re excite...

• Think about what you will say before you go into the meeting. Short and sweet usually work best.
• You don’t owe your boss any explanations or indications of your new employer if you do not want to share it.
• Be prepared for a counteroffer.
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