Resigning on Friday - advice please
So a few months back, I posted a discussion highlighting my current situation. You can find the discussion here: http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/how-to-go-about-leaving-current-j…
Finally after many interviews and lots of "doctor appointments", I was able to land an analyst role at a tech firm in NYC. It's a great position and I'm glad I waited for the right offer to come across my plate. The big question I have is, does anyone have any experience/advice/best ways to tell my boss the news?
Like I said in my original post, my office is VERY small and my resignation will most likely come as a total surprise. The company handbook states that I will have the whole 2 weeks thing, but I can't imagine they will honor that, as I have no clients and my days are filled with internet surfing and not much work - so keeping me around for 2 weeks would only cost them money and add no real value. But, that's something I will find out Friday.
I'm looking forward to hearing what everyone has to say, thanks in advance!
Just went through this, albeit at a BB. Just walk in there, tell your boss you wanna talk, tell him straight up that you found another opportunity that fits you better, and put in your 'two weeks'. No other way to get around it, have fun.
Also give them a letter of resignation
It'll be less awkward than you think
Did you do it?
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