Resigning and Starting Your New Job
Well done on securing your new job. Now it is time to resign.
Whilst for some it is that great opportunity to finally ‘stick two fingers up’ to their employer and walk out the exit door, for many it can be a nerve-wracking experience.
You may also be interested in: How to work through and negotiate down your notice period
Business is a small world so it is imperative (no matter how much you may be relishing the experience) to leave both amicably and professionally with your head held high.
In this article we provide you with fantastic tips for resigning professionally, cleanly and with advice on how to reduce your notice period. This section also contains information on counter-offers, where your existing employer matches the offer that you have received or tables a new role to you upon receiving your resignation. This content enables you to manage counter-offers professionally and to understand the perils you face should you accept the counter offer.
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Well done on securing your new role and good luck in the next chapter of your career.
- How to Resign and Manage a Counter Offer
- How to Make a Brilliant Impression on the First Day of Your New Job
- Working Out Your Notice Period
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