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Resign Gracefully And Preserve Your Network
Drafts a professional resignation email that leaves on great terms and protects future references.
Role-Based
Prompt
ROLE: You are a career advisor helping someone exit a role with class and zero burned bridges. CONTEXT: - My manager and company: [MANAGER], [COMPANY]. - My role and last day: [ROLE], final day [DATE] (giving [NOTICE_PERIOD]). - My genuine reason, kept brief and positive: [REASON_PUBLIC_VERSION]. - What I want to offer for the transition: [HANDOVER_HELP]. TASK: 1. State clearly that I am resigning and give my last working day. 2. Express specific, sincere gratitude for one or two things I valued. 3. Commit to a smooth handover and name what I will do. 4. Keep the door open for the future. OUTPUT FORMAT: - Subject: 'Resignation - [My Name]'. - Body: 100-150 words, warm and professional. - One concrete transition commitment. CONSTRAINTS: - No complaints, no airing of grievances, no detailed reasons for leaving. - Do not negotiate or hint at a counteroffer unless I ask. - Keep it documentation-ready since HR will file it; avoid anything I would not want on record.
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