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I'm a part-time sales associate. Is it necessary for me to write a letter or is it ok to quit verbally?
Asked by new_in_u.s.
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Best Answer:
talk to your boss first and tell him your decision. And thereafter submit in writing too to avoid anything legal in future
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It would prolly be better if you wrote a letter. It wouldn't hurt and it would make it easier in the future for you. Like most people, before they hire you, check you out by calling your previous employers to see how well you preformed and such. A letter would show more respect than a verbal "I quit"
Answered by Ashley
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Your are better off putting it in writing with a nice note such as, it pains me to have to give a two week notice of my intent for leave this company. I have enjoyed working here etc etc. That way you should be able to get a good reference later.
Answered by Kat
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Go to your manager and give him two weeks notice. Just let them know why you don't want to work with them anymore, in the nicest way possible, of course.
If you can't give two weeks notice, then at least let them know that your interests have changed and still let them know why you want to voluntarily discharge from the corporation.
Answered by Sara A
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