How To Quit Your Job (& Not Feel Guilty Doing So)

Leaving a job can be stressful and challenging, especially when you've been there for a while. However, there's no shame in quitting a job that isn't right for you or one in which you feel your career has become stagnant. In fact, it's far better to do it sooner rather than later so that everyone involved can move on with their lives. Though leaving your job isn't easy—and we are not advocating doing so without thought first— in this blog post, we will be sharing how best to handle this situation if it arises.

Write a resignation letter.

Most employers would require notice of resignation in writing. When writing your resignation letter, express your gratitude for the opportunities given, but also be sure to include any follow-up questions about what will happen next at work as well as a timeline for your last days/weeks in your role, how you are able to help with the transition and the best way forward to do the handover.