1.Prepare how to explain why you leftWrites nothing untrue — leaving something out is not lying, and the distinction keeps the answer usable.Job search › Leaving a job · #Drafting #Rewriting #Reviewing · 2.Ask someone to be a referenceLeaves them an easy way to decline, and scripts nothing for them to say.Job search › Leaving a job · #Drafting #Question generation #Reviewing · 3.Write a resignation letterLeaves out the reason for leaving — the document outlives the feelings behind it.Job search › Leaving a job · #Drafting #Reviewing #Template · 4.Career Path Deliberation AssistantEnter your current role and the offer you've received to compare your options and weigh the pros and cons in terms of work-life balance, pay, growth, and stability.Job search › Leaving a job · #Analyzing #Reviewing #Office worker5.Think through a counterofferChecks the offer against each reason you were leaving, and separates commitments from intentions.Job search › Leaving a job · #Analyzing #Reviewing #Question generation6.Write a handover documentStarts from what only you know, and never puts credentials in the file.Job search › Leaving a job · #Drafting #Reformatting #Checklist7.Prepare a salary negotiationPre-decides your answer to a refusal, and never recalls a market rate.Job search › Leaving a job · #Drafting #Question generation #Analyzing
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