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The Rules of Resignation

Once you've accepted a new job, your next challenge is to quit your current one. While you may be happy or sad to leave your current job, you should approach the occasion in a professional manner. Since past employers are often great references, you do not want your resignation to leave a negative lasting impression. Here are a few thoughts to help you prepare for your last day on the job.

* Strategize
First, you'll want to consider the logistics of your resignation. Will you give your employer the standard two weeks notice or longer to help train a replacement? How will you react to a possible counter-offer?

* Write a letter
You'll need to write a resignation letter to deliver to your employer. Use a business format for your letter and keep it short and simple. Give a brief statement about moving onto a new career opportunity and state your last date of work with the company. Remember to show appreciation for the opportunities the employer gave you and avoid expressing negativity or grievances.

* Meet with your manager
Deliver the news of your resignation, as well as your letter, to your manager in person. While it is important for you to state that you are moving on to a new job, do not feel the need to explain your reasons for leaving in detail. Also in the meeting, restate your last date of employment and express your appreciation for the opportunity to work for the organization. Lastly, discuss your current projects and the process of how they will be completed.

* Work until the last day
Over the remainder of your time with your employer, your mind will most likely be on your new job. However, continue to give 100% every day. Complete or organize any unfinished work and provide training and instructions for your replacement. Before leaving, communicate any outstanding work to your manager.
FEATURED JOBS
  Web Developer
Salem Web Network - Richmond, VA
The Salem Web Network is looking for a winning addition to its experienced web development team. In this position, you will develop websites and web applications utilizing ASP.Net, C#, VB.net, Linq, IIS, SQL and other technologies.
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  Civil Engineer
Missionary TECH Team - Longveiw, TX
Fulltime civil engineer/designer needed to provide design for site development projects. Work will include design of site grading plans, paving plans, site drainage plans, site utility plans.
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  Miscellaneous Good News Club Coordinator
Child Evangelism Fellowship Headquarters - St Petersburg, FL
Teach at least one club, Study and prepare for club, Invitations, Follow up to see if kids are getting involved in a church. Work with Superintendent to keep clubs in front of the schools.
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LATEST JOB POSTINGS

Director of Ally Development
Bright Hope International - Hoffman Estates, IL
The Director of Ally Development is a full time position. It leads all aspects of our ally flow. This includes acquisition of new allies, cultivating and caring for existing allies, and reconnecting past allies to support the mission and projects of Bright Hope.
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Wood Touch Up Lead Supervisor
Private Profile - Dallas, TX
Communicate with dispatch for daily work orders. Communicate and handle customer service with onsite project managers. Manage team of wood touch up labor. Working supervisor will work with the team not just manage.
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Missionary Children's Home Workers
Native American Outreach Ministries, Inc. - Joseph City, AZ
Misson Home for abused and neglected Native American children in need of live in, full time houseparents and/or nannies. Applicants must feel a definate call to ministry and have a heart for children.
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Copywriter
The Gideons International - Nashville, TN
A well-known and established international Christian organization is looking for a Copywriter that can develop great ideas. Your love of creating great concepts must be combined with an equally great, and persuasive, writing ability and solid project management skills.
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VP of Business Affairs & CFO
Bethel College - Mishawaka, IN
The Vice President for Business Affairs & Chief Financial Officer reports directly to the President and is responsible for overseeing and managing the finances of the institution, and serving on the senior leadership team.
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