How to resign from your current position? 如何辞职？
1. If you want to quit your job, how would you say to your boss?
如果你想辞职，你如何跟老板说？
2. Do you think it needs skills to put forward resignation?
你是否认为提辞职需要技巧？
3. What kind of preparation is necessary before putting forward the resignation?
在提出辞职之前，都要做哪些准备？
Resigning is never easy, especially when you've worked at a position for several years, and have become part of a team. Some employers and co-workers take it personally and accuse you of abandoning ship. However, handling your resignation as professionally and thoughtfully, as you handle your search for a new job can help make your resignation relatively smooth and amicable. Here are some tips to learn:
² Make up your mind
Before you submit your resignation, you must be clearly committed to leaving. Have you already pursued all avenues for advancement within your firm?
² Keep registrations short, simple and positive
Leave your employer on a positive note. Your moving on does not have to mean long faces. After all, you have just won an opportunity to advance in your career for which you owe your employer sincere thanks. Thank your colleagues, for their help in preparing you to move onward and upward. When you resign, keep your conversations simple and concise. Avoid lengthily discussion about your new opportunity with your old employer. Do not justify your personal goals or you decision to leave. If you feel you may be faced with a hostile environment, resign at the end of the day.
² Leave on the right note
Before leaving the firm, take time to speak with each of your support staff, peers, executive personnel, and others with whom you have worked. To the extent practical, clear up any unfinished business. Be sensitive to others' reactions and keep your conversations positive and constructive. Some people may naturally express their own discontentment, and may egg you on to agree with them. Don't! Instead, express your appreciation and tell your colleagues you'll miss them. Also keep in mind that it is professional courtesy to give your employer ample notice to help them prepare for your departure - typically, 2 to 4 weeks.
put forward 放出; 提出; 拿出
resign v. 辞职, 使顺从, 放弃; 辞职, 屈从
accuse v. 指控, 控告; 指责, 把...归咎于
abandon n. 放纵, 放任; 狂热
v. 丢弃; 中止, 放弃; 遗弃, 抛弃; 使放纵
relatively adv. 相对地, 比较而言; 相当地
amicable adj. 友善的; 和平的
committed adj. 忠诚的, 坚定的
pursue v. 追赶, 追捕, 追踪; 追赶; 继续进行
avenue n. 大街, 途径, 林荫路
sincere adj. 诚挚的, 真诚的, 真实的
conversation n. 会话, 交谈, 说话
concise adj. 简洁的, 简明的
hostile adj. 怀敌意的, 敌对的
staff n. 职员, 工作人员; 参谋人员; 幕僚; 参谋机构#纤维
v. 给...配备职员
constructive adj. 建设性的, 作图的, 构造上的
discontentment n. 不满; 不平
courtesy n. 礼貌; 谦恭有礼的言辞; 殷勤, 亡妻遗产权
posted on 2008-03-31 09:10
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