How To (Professionally) Quit Your Job
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"We spend most of our waking hours working." God, isn't that the most depressing thing you've ever heard?!
No, because the only time you're not working is when you're asleep-you just dont think of your energy output as work
@@austinfondren2590 🤓
@@austinfondren2590 Playing a game with friends is not work
Im quitting my job tomorrow. Never felt better about leaving a job.
Good for you!!
Happy for you and I hope you found something better.
I quit my job as a registered nurse last two years ago after almost 12 years in the field. It was not an easy decision, but life is too short to dread going to work everyday. No amount of money can buy real happiness but friends I'm not asking you to resign from your job or abandon your business but be wise!
I don't particularly enjoy my profession, but i appreciate the benefits it provides for me and my family. People are considering and working in this economy.
You're quite right ma'am how did you prepare before you quit?
I prepared for early retirement while still in service, earning roughly 3k per week from my Inv estment portfolio while attempting to establish more side hustle and inc ome.
@@Biancaflair43
Stunning! Speaking of investing, I've heard of it, but I'm not sure where to begin or how to make a decent one. Could you please provide further details?
Stunning! Speaking of investing, I've heard of it, but I'm not sure where to begin or how to make a decent one. Could you please provide further details?
I no longer give two weeks notice, no companies give you the same courtesy. I will give them one week at most at this point, this is after 30+ years of working.
Exactly.
Not even one week. When they fire you, or lay you off, they ain’t giving you a week or two. They giving you that same day to get you stuff and leave
@@mercedeswilkins5566 - I've seen 5 min and a box, escorted out by security.
I quit my job the day of after being told i made a bad decision to visit family even though my boss told me it was my decision. He didn't have any decency to tell me i could or couldn't go. When i told him about my trip he went off on me and didn't give an opportunity to discuss. i thought things through for about 2 hours and realized that behavior, along with shit pay and zero benefits and months of poor treatment from the boss, that this was not okay. I've since gotten a new job with much better pay and full benefits. Don't let an employer take advantage of you or feel bad. No money is worth it. Respect yourself.
I feel you. My supervisors were so vague with their upcoming decisions. I would constantly ask them for every month on important decisions on the schedule of an upcoming event . They would get annoyed with me and wait later and later to tell me important details. I’m deciding to quit cause my supervisors and boss purposely leave me in the dark while they make life altering decisions for my life. I can’t anymore. I asked 1 day to go with my family and they tell me their actual plans at the last minute when they could have prepared MONTHS ago. I decided to make resignation letter now but I already know the shit storm of drama coming my way from my boss and supervisor.
I know they are gonna put the blame on me for their poor planning ahead skills.
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Sounds like a lot of steps where in reality "I am leaving my last working day will be 2 weeks from now" is all that is needed.
I dont think its ever NOT personal...I put my heart and soul into my profession
better look for the balance and boundaries then :P
If there is any risk of sabotage I would not say where you are going next, and I would not wait till after I give notice to manage my data or resources.
My mom has been working for the last 35 years for a company that truly doesn't deserve how hard she works. She's got a new job that she's starting in March. This video is perfect! Thank you for how concise and to the point this video is 🥰💯👏
35 years?! Holyyyy
Hey congrats to your mom!
After months of addressing issues concerning my pay I finally walked out! Pretty unprofessional but the amount of personal emotions the owner took out on me was jaw dropping! Toxic! I’m glad I walked away before they could take advantage of my time more than they have!
I’m taking the leap of faith and quitting my job to pursue my writing business 🎉 it’s the best decision for my mental and physical health and hopefully in time the money will follow. I’ll be using retirement savings until then to get by. I wish I didn’t have to but I won’t get this year of my life back if I stay…but I’ll be able to make my money back doing something I love. I’m scared send good vibes!
Sending you good vibes. All the best.
Not everyone leaves a job for more money. I work as a part time nanny, tutor and babysitter. I got a part time job at a grocery store to help fill in my schedule while I was building up my connections. (I moved to where my now husband already lived) I told them from the jump I was looking for 15 to 25 hours a week. The lady in the department kept scheduling me for 25 to 35 hours. I put in my 2 weeks. She told me I could do just 2 days a week. After a while, she was pressuring me/scheduling me for more hours. I finally just put in my 2 weeks. I lasted over 6 months. I had been turning away a lot of childcare jobs due to my schedule there. I've been working every day since I left there a week ago.
i was about to give in my 2 weeks notice at work last week, as i strongly disliked working under my boss, however the day before i was planning on doing this, the Regional Manager (my bosses boss) group called the team i worked in and told me that my boss was just let go and was no longer part of the Company. No reason given, just gone. To say i felt relieved is an understatement. Nothing worse than working under a boss who bosses, rather than a leader who leads.
Yeah man. The ones that breadth down your neck is the worst. Temper tantrums. Fuck that. They are the quickest to put blame for their emotions.
You say “watch this!” And walk away 🤣
You just slip out the back, Jack
Make a new plan, Stan
You don't need to be coy, Roy
Just get yourself free
Hop on the bus, Gus
You don't need to discuss much
Just drop off the key, Lee
And get yourself free
Lol 50 ways to leave your lover and job are very similar 😂
Thank you , Erin! I just recently put in my 2 weeks for a job I’ve been at for 6 years and I’m ready to move on. I’m a people pleaser, so the process has been really scary, but also exciting. This video was really encouraging!
Dear Rachel, I am sending you my support! I am working to become less people pleaser, and on self-improvement journey I found out that most people we try to please - they actually have done nothing for our benefit (help, support, any return on our contribution to them...) , so most of them are not worthy to continue giving out our energy and actions to benefit them. Have a nice and prosperous day. 🙂
I’m doing the same thing rn. It’s a toxic work place and I’m scared to quit that people will hate me
The only thing I would change is: gather all the stats, portfolio, etc... before giving notice. Just in case your employer walks you out immediately.
Yes! Don’t take anything that belongs to the company, and don’t steal customers or do harm. Over a week or two, print out kudos and evidence of accomplishments, etc. and take home personal belongings. Then if the walk you out, you won’t have to clean your desk out while they hover and then walk you out with a cardboard box and no goodbyes.
Thank you so much. My boss actually did "the guilt trip" on me and ask me to "fix" my leaving notice of one month to two months...and then she proceeded to insult me.
Totally not fixing that 😊.
Erin!! This is perfect timing!! You helped me get my first job out of school and while it was a great learning experience, I’m ready for the next step. Super happy and grateful to have your help in this next chapter and in I’m sure many more chapters. ❤
Can I just say your storytelling skills are great. I felt like I was talking to my good Judy. I will put all your advice into practice.😊
I quit my job recently and my boss said “well I don’t want anyone who doesn’t want to work for me here anyway.” That can tell you what the work environment was like 😅
“And I won’t work for an employer who can’t control their emotions…”
Holy cow!
@@KIWIMADNEZThat would have been a great response! I honestly was so nervous quitting because I don’t have a new job yet. I didn’t want to end on bad terms. Three weeks after quitting I got a job offer for Wells Fargo and now I am so happy!
Dumb?
@@TheOneAndOnlyUnity ?
I drove to the office at lunch (was WFH that day) and turned in my equipment to HR. Didn’t even tell my manager. Told HR that I didn’t feel comfortable even talking to that manager. That was it. Called my favorite peeps left (2 people) and told them I was gone. No regrets.
Damn, She is good! I needed that little pep talk! I feel almost guilty for giving my 2 weeks notice or for a lot of things I do in life, probably due to how I was raised and put down alot of the time by a family member, so those feelings come back when doing things like this to better myself. I probably wouldn't feel so bad if we weren't so short staffed, but like she pointed out, it's not out problem and it's just a job. I just get so attached to the people that I worked with, it's just hard to walk away and leave them with even more they have to do, besides having them do my job too. Sometimes I hate that I wear my heart on my sleeve and feel so bad when I can't try to help others even when they are my coworkers (friends from work) but I know it's time to walk away and leave this place behind. Especially when something better comes along and so many others higher up in the company have given there notice too.
Thank you Erin. This is very helpful ❤
Thank you!!! I needed this advice right now.
The two weeks thing really needs to end. Its not reciprocated, and frankly always leads to a tantrum from the management. Watched my last boss go through all the stages of grief during those 3 weeks (i gave them an extra week since i knew they would be screwed). Enjoyed seeing them take 10 months to fill my position after all of bosses tantrums
used the words in this video thankfully my employer took it well. thank you for this video. from Nigeria ❤❤
I’ve seen an employment lawyer on here say to avoid exit interviews because HR just uses them to put in your file to protect themselves against future lawsuits you might bring. They skew it as you’re just a disgruntled employee. And my place took an exit interview SHREDDING our manager (rightfully so) and they just handed it over to the manager in full. It called out other employees that could corroborate the statements and agreed with the ex -employee. They just gave that to the toxic manager. WHO READ IT WORD FOR WORD TO THE EMPLOYEES MENTIONED IN THE INTERVIEW AS CORROBORATING THAT INTERVIEW. Sooooooooo toxic and grossly inappropriate.
Ryan is correct. Do not give them an exit interview!!
@@pbj0815 thank you! I blanked on his name when I was posting. I really appreciate his content. I politely declined the request (multiple requests actually) from HR for an exit interview. I told them that they are already well aware of the issues the company has and they’ve had no interest so far in fixing them so I didn’t feel that my exit interview would change anything and I flat out told them I didn’t trust them to keep things appropriately anonymous and that my remaining coworkers would then face retaliation so no go from me. A couple weeks later I was proved right when HR handed over the next person to quit’s exit interview to the manager who read it out loud to the people he named in it as being witness to the issues he was reporting.
If your live on a one party consent state you record the interview for your own records so if/when they try that bs you can shut them down
@@queenbey6678 Great advice! Right after I left one of my coworkers was upset at how it went down and asked to meet with our manager. They asked to record the conversation and it went BADLY. Head of HR was called in immediately and it turned into a dogpile on the employee who then quit abruptly a few days later too. I felt bad but they should have checked first. Michigan is an interesting state. It’s sort of one party consent but sort of not. It’s technically one participant state. Meaning you can’t record a conversation you’re not part of even if one of those parties gives consent unless all involved parties consent. But you can record a conversation you’re part of without disclosure because as a participant you have consented to the recording. Wish he knew that going in. Not that it would have made a difference. On the day I quit he texted me that he was already being gunned for by the manager because she didn’t like that he stood up for himself and she probably wanted him gone.
@@camscornerbooksI live in Michigan too and you’re right
My mom quit her job with a toxic boss and did an exit interview. After that, the company taxed her DOUBLE. She filed a lawsuit and the company used her interview against her. She ended up losing a lot of money. A few months later, that company went under and it no longer exists
Thank you. I needed to hear this today. I just put my 2 weeks in yesterday. The reaction from them was ugly.
I've turned down a $2/hr counter offer, i agree it's not wise to accept the counter offer.
Thankk you for your content!
I have always just written a letter giving 2 weeks notice. Very vague and I always thank them for the opportunity and apologize for any inconveniences. Then keep up my work ethic and treat every one of the last days as a normal one. In my industry a lot of the owners tell you to leave that day haha. The larger companies are more chill about it.
Thank you for making the video Erin! I remember when I quit my first job about 2 years ago I felt like I could’ve handled it better. The job I have currently I know for a fact it isn’t going to be my dream job but there will be one day where I’m ready to move on. I’ll be sure to keep this video in mind when making the transition. ❤
If you think not having someone work their last 2 weeks makes a boss a jerk, you’ve only ever been an employee.
Godd i really needed this ❤️❤️ thank you so much. You have given me so much confidence 🥳 love from India 🥳❤️
I’m so lucky to have an awesome boss!
in my job (in Japan now) I have to give a 3 months notice (It's in my contract) ...
Same in Poland.. from 2 weeks up to 3 months notice, depends on the years spent in the company. And you can skip that only if both sides agree to leave earlier.
When I left my last job, I voiced out my reasons with HR at my exit interview. The exit interview was 2 days before my last day, at the team meeting the next day, HR was in the meeting explaining some of the employees concerns she heard, while she didn’t say my name, it did made me extremely uncomfortable and solidified I made the right decision
Thats messed up
Great advice as always, thank you, Erin! ❤
I usually just put my tool box in my car and left. In 46 yrs, I probably quit 6 of my 13 jobs.
I start liking your video editor 😂
I live in a right to work state. There is no notice given by the company and there is no requirement for you to give notice when you leave.
Where I live the notice period is 2 - 3 month (both ways). There is the possibility for them to fire you without notice but they still have to pay you for these 2 months.
You are so AMAZING! I love the way you stress Grace ❤❤🎉🎉😊classy
Exacly what i need in this new year 👐
Viewers have some respect some many views and only few likes?
I m sure anyone who is thinking to quit is obviously watching this video ..She has put an effort on this topic atleast like this so that it motivates her to make videos on imp topics like this..
One thing I struggle with would be me announcing my leave and boss jokingly saying "oh, we werent enough for you?". I dont know how to respond to things like that.
Could you maybe make a video about how to be honest but professional in an exit interview?
I recommend not sharing where you are going. There are too many stories of bosses sabotaging employees' new job offers. Keep it to yourself.
THIS! And that includes "trusted friends" in your office who you might ask not to tell anyone. If they truly are trusted friends, they will understand that you're sparing them from having to lie when someone asks them "So do you know where is going?" They can't hide what they don't know. Get settled and established for 6 weeks (minimum!) in the new gig, THEN update your LinkedIn and reach back out to your former colleagues.
I am quitting my extremely toxic workplace for many reasons, but I've been so scared to do it that I made my other, better work place upset due to how the toxic one is trying to get me fired at the good one.
The "work world" is much smaller than you might think. Just like you might know many people that work at other companies, so does your boss. You want to make unprofessional comments to the "boss from Hell" on your way out? Cool, don't be surprised if he gives your new boss a call to warn him about how horrible you are or even give his best effort to damage your reputation before you even start your new job. I have seen people try to kill someone's new job offer because they are so upset that someone is leaving them. That is why it is so important you keep it professional on the way out of your old job, don't vent to your old boss on the way out, don't make any comments on social media, and keep the ranting to a minimum as you exit. I'd recommend you not tell your boss or coworkers where you are going; just politely don't offer that piece of information. After you have left your old job and have settled in to your new role, then reach out to your old coworkers and post on social media if you want them to know the details.
Me to my boss: i hate everything about you and this company and i don't want to be here anymore
I sure hope I can use this soon! ❤
I’m in Canada and it’s pretty much exactly the same way you would quit here as well.😊
Most companies, once you put in your resignation you're basically dead to them.
They can also lay you off at any time and not blink an eye.
Ive never felt bad (and in some cases not even givin notice) when leaving for a better opportunity.
They wouldn't think twice about getting rid of you - if times were tough or you weren't making them a fortune.
No point in showing any sort of compassion that won't ever be returned.
Just walk in to your boss's office and hand him any company property and say, "My watch has ended." Then walk out the door.
How do you ask for what you want in a workplace setting eg being assertive and confident
Thanks Erin. You seem to always have my work related back when I have a question. 😂
Great advice Erin! I'm curious what your take is on what I call the "reference dilemma". I was once in a situation where a prospective employer requested 2 managerial references and since I had been at the current company for so long it was a bit tricky since 1. I didn't want to ask my current manager to be a reference for a position that I had yet to be formally offered and 2. I haven't been in touch with a previous manager in several years. It was suggested to me to ask the future employer to only contact the reference if they fully intend to make me an offer so as to not fully jeopardize my current job.
It was strange to hear that notice period was 2 weeks. I was used to a minimum of 1 month, in some cases 3 months
I’ve decided to start working with a recruiter last night. I look forward to gracefully quitting.
i would say do not give any day extra to save your own reputation, people can used this against you. Believe me! also the managers hate that bc they love to fired you instead of you doing. just leave professional and silently.
Hi Erin! I am a manager at a mid-size company and I am switching jobs because my current workload is unmanageable and it's leading to health problems (tons of stress and anxiety). I do the job of approximately 3 people and the culture is also very "rules for thee but not for me," and well, toxic. Although I love a lot of the people that I work with, I want a job that will allow me to get control of my life and my health (flexible), that is remote, has a specific list of tasks - like a data analyst position, copywriter- , etc, where I can feel I am providing value and not always rushing to just get things done. I want a culture that values me and my contributions and not by how fast I reply to emails or how late I stay "hustling." I have a decade of experience, so in my situation, how would you address the question - why do you want to change jobs? in an interview, thanks!
This is all well and good but when you are in a toxic work environment and a smear campaign has already commenced on your reputation, sometimes all you can do is quit on the spot. Any advice on this?
Same!. Toxic environment and all .. resigned by giving in my two week notice and what do I get in return? My boss fires me the next day ... And now I can't use her as a reference because I know she won't be giving me a good one because she's being petty
It was so bad for me that I didn't give 2 weeks' notice because of mental health reasons. I had been there for 7 years but a new Manager came in and was toxic af. Now I can't use them as a reference either; however, I use my former supervisor who worked with me longer before the new manager came in. Such a mess! And it ruins so many lives!@@BabyYass
They cannot fire you can they? Because you gave your resignation first. The transition was just a courtesy. Or how does it work in your country? There will always be people like that 😂 you wouldnt want a character reference from them
@@bbch088 well, she thought if she could fire me after I resign she doesn't have to pay me anything. She ended up having to pay me 2 weeks as if I was there working. She thought she was playing smart 🤦🏽♀️
Ps. Country: Canada 🇨🇦 Toronto Ontario
Ps ps. The 2 week notice was part of the contract.
@@BabyYassI mean you have job experience and also you could do volunteer work for a bit to get recommended. I know this isn’t a fool proof solution but I’m sure there has to be a way to get a job. I know this is hard especially if you need to pay bills but at this point I’m really tired of toxic people pulling the strings on ruining employees rep. There has to be a way.
I gave 3 weeks notice for my last job because I love my old boss, but I also have put in 2 weeks in and was walked out 2 hrs later with security. I wasn't mean or angry for that one either. My last company didn't do exit cause I left being friends with my boss and HR and I fixed all the issues I could before I could. And they were happy I caught that all.
For context this was our second job together and over 7 years working. She came to my wedding. We are friends. As was I with my old HR and they knew during lock down I got burned out. They just couldn't make the change to my pay for me to work closer to home with a pay bump and less up front customer service. After 40 your body is just like, you can't run around all the time after people to clean up. And I hit that hall plus coworkers crossing my day off boundaries. I may have started it checking in on a newbie while away, but when I got calls about stuff was clearned training from people I was like we will talk about how inappropriate this when I am back in 2 days as I am not the manager on duty (didn't have the management title but had to be one)
$13 an hour was not worth ruining my one weekend a month that I should have off away for my bday
I just left my job. Tried to have a chat with my boss but was put off so i just emailed the resignation letter.
I feel guilty for some reason. I just got offered a dream job, and I’m struggling to submit a notice .
In India its is 90 days notice period.
The only thing I’m concerned with is waiting for my sterling background check. I was given a start date later this month with salary given, and they will mail my equipment to work from home. So I have 2 weeks and 2 days to give notice, however, from what I read, I feel safer to wait for the documents to sign to cement the offer, before I put my notice.
Any advice for Aussies, personally or vicariously?😅
Can recommend from experience if you don’t trust your boss, ask for a written reference. Means they can't blindside you.
hi erin make one video for people who got fired
How can one protect oneself in the situation when one accepted and signed the new opportunity and then the new opportunity rescind your offer after putting the two weeks notice?
How to depart and word this is some way- i am leaving with OUT another job and i dont intend on finding one quite some time after. Id be departing the company to handle personal matters
fk Erin some good advice there... Hi from Russia btw!
What was it you said about letter of recommendation in Evergreen? Beg your pardon, but what is Evergreen?
When she said "evergreen" letters of recommendation, I believe she meant evergreen as in "forever relevant" definition. An "evergreen letter of recommendation" is one that is still valid no matter how old it is, so I would guess some aspects are generic (like not specifying dates, and talking more about the person's qualities than their specific job).
Does this apply to all jobs or just careers
Damn, I'm so jealous that in the US you can just decide to leave your job and do it whenever you want. After couple years of working for my current company I'm legally obligated to stay for another 3 months after giving a notice. It makes applying for a new job almost impossible, because most companies won't wait 3+ months. 😢
That's why you save up enough money for two or three months' expenses, give your notice, and start putting in applications a few weeks before your time is done. If everything lines up, you can start your new job right away. If you haven't found something by the time your old job ends, then at least you have bought yourself some time to keep looking.
Everyone I know 'professionally' told them to f off and gave me as a reference saying I was their manager lol. Which I wasn't but gave them the reference anyway:)). And if you are a 'people pleaser' you should seek therapy.
6:15 Also, taking the counter-offer is a bit of a trap. It gives them more time to find your replacement to then drop you later... When you also don't have a new job lined up.
They may offer a small bonus instead of a pay bump. This (like a signing bonus) is also a bit of a trap, as future raises are often based as a percent of your pay - without bonuses. A bonus in lieu of a pay raise puts you permanently on a "shallower path" in raises going forward.
Fuck giving my 2 weeks, I know If I tell them they’re gonna fire me anyways. Never give 2 weeks! Just quit!
NDA don't sign them it is not illegal to not sign them, and you can still get paid not signing an NDA, this is the law!
Hi, Erin! I've been written up so many times (some deserved ... some not) that if I get one more write up ... I'm gone. I frankly do not like having a target on my back with about two proverbial guns sited on me. I have an eerie feeling that those killshots are coming soon. This is impacting my mental health. It doesn't help that I also have bipolar (this is relevant too). I'd love to tell you more about this. But not here. I'm Andrew. I live in Reston, Virginia.
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You need to give advice to more than just the upper middle class. The other day you said in order to have the fu money, you have to invest 25,000 a year. What do you do if you only make 25,000 a year?😮
Oh, no - you misunderstood that video :) go back & read the caption. I gave an example of an extreme lifestyle decision that’s possible through investing and increasing means/minimizing expenses. Watch my 3 personal finance tips video for more relevant tips for you!
Ill come back to this comment after i quit my job
Don’t tell them the company you are going to. That often leads to people being exited on the spot if you are leaving for a competitor.
I assume "how to retire from your job" is along the same lines
So…I can just ghost and not let them know? 👀
Yes, you can!
@@TheGraduate702 thanks 🤙
@@werockinwithpepsi what’s wrong with your current job that you just want to ghost? 👀 I would only do that if it was toxic and/or chaotic af.
@@TheGraduate702 I ghosted a couple weeks after my comment 👀 But it’s because I was becoming more and more miserable working there each day. It was my first ever job though so I’ll make better choices in the future…
I held on for a month after I first had thoughts of quitting, but I couldn’t do it in the end lol. I’m working at a hospital now :) 👍
I think Erin has some great things to say but on this point i think she’s missing the mark. Ask yourself how the corporation handles layoffs. Most of the time that happens with NO notice. If so, that is exactly what they deserve. Now if you live in a country where workers have rights then that is a very different story, but I’m speaking about the us.
Never trust Human Resources.
Omg the thumbnail gave me at heart attack kindly never do that again 😢😢
F*** ending or starting a fuck professional employment relationship. All of this, too much, too much, time and effort is devoted to all this, considering how many times people change jobs in their life. Professional responsibilities from the recruiter are now shifted to the shoulders of the job seeker. This is insanity. Now it's not so important how professional you are in your field, but how well you pack manure, so that the employer has to spend as little time as possible evaluating your skills.
F** this all.
Some toxic advice..
I used chat gpt to write my resignation. It was toxic environment and they didn't deserve time of day.
WAL-MART-TOXIC.
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