This side is beast for every type of letter like resine, resume. So plz actvate my new a/c on this side.

Thanks

Rahul Saxena

I don’t know about too long, but definitely too much information. I would not send this letter as it stands. It sounds like you’re going through a bit of a career crisis, which is fine, but you really don’t need to explain all this in your resignation letter.

Others may have a different perspective, but the following is my advice:

- The first two paragraphs (“The purpose of this letter…” and “My experience working for this company”) are great. Don’t change them.

- The next paragraph reads more like a confession than a resignation letter. It’s clear that you feel like you fell down on the job, but I would not describe that in such specific terms. Even if the issues you describe are already well-known by your employer, it’s better for you not to document them in your own words. Doing so does not benefit you in any way, and it could hurt you in the future. If it were me I would consider deleting that paragraph entirely, but if you really feel the need to explain, keep it more general and less self-deprecatory. How about something like: “Unfortunately, for personal reasons, I don’t feel that I will be able to contribute to the company’s goals to the level that I would like. Therefore at this point I feel it would be best to resign. It was a difficult decision to make but in the end I had to be honest to myself and also put the company’s interest in mind.”

- In the next paragraph, just delete the first two sentences, so it starts with “I’ll be back in the office…” It’s fine to tell people your current/future plans, but, again, it doesn’t need to be in the resignation letter.

Again, this is just my 2cents, but I hope it helps.

-Dave

The purpose of this letter is to inform you of my resignation from XXX company, effective March 15, 2010.

My experience working for the company had been very wonderful. You have welcomed me with open arms and despite my shortcomings as an employee; you have remained patient and supportive in building me professionally and personally. For these, I am forever grateful to you and the company. I have always considered it an honor and privilege to be a part of the family.

Unfortunately, there have been some realizations on my part lately. The goals I want to pursue no longer coincide with the company goals. As you may recall I cannot finish the tasks that you have assigned to me. It took the team a lot of effort to do a specific job that was supposed to be done by me and I was almost always late when coming to work. Quite frankly, I don’t want to resign but I deemed it necessary. It was a difficult decision to make but in the end I had to be honest to myself and also put the company’s interest in mind.

I am not applying or accepting any job offers from other companies as of the moment. I plan to work for my family’s business while sorting out what I would really like to pursue in the future. I’ll be back in the office to get my stuff and turn over my work for the remaining weeks. I would be glad to extend my assistance to facilitate the transition of the work to the next support consultant if needed.

Once again, thank you for all the invaluable lessons you have taught me and making me a part of the company. If you have any questions, please ask. Thanks again for everything.

do you think it’s too long?

I will put here what I sent to management. I found this template online:

My Name
My Address
My City, State and zip
My email address

Supervisor’s Name
Supervisor’s Title
Company’s name
Company’s address
Company city, state and zip

Dear _____:

I would like to inform you that I am resigning from my position as Senior Customer Service Representative with (company name) effective (enter date), thus making (enter date) my last day.

Thank you for the opportunities for professional and personal development that you have provided me during the last (length of employment). I have enjoyed working for (company name) and appreciate the support provided me during my tenure with the company.

If I can be of any help during this transition, please let me know

Sincerely,

(Sign)

(Print Name)

This job caued a lot of oppression and stress that was made worse by the unsupportive management that didn’t want to do their jobs. They care nothing for morale and it extremely low. Half of this office is not at work any given day and they wonder why….A lot of my co-workers have psychosomatic illnesses and some are even taking anti-depressants just to come here. A lot of my co-workers are in therapy…all over this job?! NOT SO! I’m OUT! I stuck it out until I got hired elsewhere….I start at the beginning of the year so…PEACE OUT! My co-workers are awesome and I will continue to be their friends and pray for them all. I pray that God busts a move here real soon because this office is not the business!