Leaving A Job

Are you bored at work? I’m bored at work. You’re bored at work. Everyone’s bored at work. Sometimes. If this is one of those moments and you want to feel even

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A reference (or ‘recommendation’) has one purpose: to back up an employer’s conviction that you’re the best person for the job. An impressive résumé and covering letter will get you an interview.

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You’ve resigned, hurrah! But be prepared because from now on, any day after you’ve handed in your notice, the exit interview is imminent. Research suggests that many people are unclear

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So you’re about to resign, are you? Or maybe you’re still thinking about it, weighing up the pros and cons about whether and when to go. Either way, one of the most important

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You’ve resigned, but been enticed to stay by a nice pay rise, promotion or change or rôle, you’ll want to make.

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“I’m just going to burst into her office as she’s sipping her herbal tea and tell her what I think of her and this rotten excuse for a department. I can’t wait

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In most cases, we recommend that you keep your letter of resignation concise, formal and polite. Your name, date, the person it is addressed to, a notice of termination of employment,

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When it comes to leaving your job, however tempting the one-finger salute or the verbal equivalent may be, you should never let your emotions get the better of you.

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Recent large-scale redundancies in sectors ranging from manufacturing to travel have put thousands of people back on the jobseeking trail.

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