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Quitting a job and getting fired are delicate situations that must be handled with the utmost respect and dignity. Get tips on leaving a current job or career with this free video series on job etiquette.
There are 8 videos in this series:
Avoid getting fired at an office Christmas party by behaving conservatively, having only one or two drinks and always remembering that the boss is watching. Avoid getting fired at an office party with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Dealing with being fired, let go or terminated involves accepting the company's decision and asking for feedback on how to be a better employee. Cope with getting fired with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Deciding to quit a day job requires establishing a safety net in the form of a savings account, and analyzing the new job's pros and cons. Decide whether to quit a day job with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
To properly write a formal letter of resignation, be respectful to maintain good rapport, write concisely and give plenty of notice. Write a letter of resignation with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Quitting a job requires talking with the boss, being respectful, offering plenty of notice and thanking the company for the opportunity to work there. Quit a job with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Resigning from a job involves having a conversation with the boss, writing a formal letter of resignation and giving plenty of notice. Resign from a job with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Resigning with dignity from a job includes being respectful without burning any bridges, having a conversation with the boss and writing a letter of resignation. Resign with dignity with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Writing a resignation letter to maintain good report includes being respectful, keeping it short and thanking the company for the time working there. Write a resignation letter with tips from a human resources specialist in this free video on job etiquette.
Though some tend to believe that people should only have a single job throughout their career, many go through several different jobs in their lifetime. The end of a job can mean the beginning of a new stage in life. Whether resigning, or getting laid off, proper etiquette during the termination of a career can maintain good rapport for the future. In this free video series on job etiquette, a human resources specialist discusses scenarios of quitting a job or getting fired. Avoid getting fired at an office party or event by behaving conservatively and being conscious of alcohol intake. Find out how to decide if it is time to leave a current job, and learn to write a respectful letter of resignation that will not burn any bridges. Leave a job, with dignity intact, to pursue future endeavors with these helpful tips.
Wade Childress Wade Childress is the vice president of the Career Center for the Hospice of the Florida Suncoast. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Childress specializes in all aspects of human resources, including hiring and employee retention.dkdk
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