How do you leave a job or a leader gracefully and graciously when it’s been good to you, but you want to end it not for any negative reasons but because you have had enough, or you want a change or you get offered a better opportunity?
Well, poor Dave got told it wasn’t him, it was Ral… but as for Jac, she got told it wasn’t her, it was him… but she did end up marrying him in the end!
There are some good ways to leave the job, the leader, the lover and do it positively and leave a professional impression – you must start by being very clear on your reason for leaving (be honest) and then follow with…
Listen in and take our advice, it will set you up awesmely!
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