Need help writing resignation letter to speed camera company
05 December 2003, 03:26 PM
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Been working for a speed camera company, designing speed cameras for 5 months now but a better job has come my way.
Ned help to write my first resignation latter. want to part on good terms.
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Ray
Ned help to write my first resignation latter. want to part on good terms.
Thanks
Ray
05 December 2003, 03:37 PM
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Ray... I hope you will be installing some "Back Doors" to the speed cameras before you go. A nice self destruct on april fools day would be good.
If you expect to be welcomed back into society at the very least we expect details on their weak points!
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08 December 2003, 12:17 AM
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Just clear out your desk and send them photos of you speeding of into the distance.
Or what I did once..... just post a picture of your sweaty **** ring to the MD signed by your good self with kiss this
Luckily I didn't need a reference though
Or what I did once..... just post a picture of your sweaty **** ring to the MD signed by your good self with kiss this
Luckily I didn't need a reference though
08 December 2003, 12:22 AM
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Ray_li,
Why do you feel guilty? Seriously, don't worry about it. You do a job and they pay you for it - you don't owe them anything and they don't owe you anything as you have both fulfilled your sides of the bargain.
Put it this way - how guilty do you think they'd feel if they hit trouble (a speed camera company in trouble - what a lovely thought) and had to make you redundant?
Good luck mate,
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Why do you feel guilty? Seriously, don't worry about it. You do a job and they pay you for it - you don't owe them anything and they don't owe you anything as you have both fulfilled your sides of the bargain.
Put it this way - how guilty do you think they'd feel if they hit trouble (a speed camera company in trouble - what a lovely thought
) and had to make you redundant?Good luck mate,
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08 December 2003, 07:45 PM
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Well. I handed in my resignation letter today but my manager didnt say much to me. hejust looked at me. i told him to say something or punch me in the face. at least it would make me feel better.
the reason I feel sh1tty is that this is my first real design/engineer job since i finished uni. that they gave me a very good opportunity. I was there for just over 5 months and im off now.
Well they did only pay me 15k and change my job role after 2 months to work on a PC next to a 120db machine and welder. To top it all of it was in a factory that was always below 16 degrees
the reason I feel sh1tty is that this is my first real design/engineer job since i finished uni. that they gave me a very good opportunity. I was there for just over 5 months and im off now.
Well they did only pay me 15k and change my job role after 2 months to work on a PC next to a 120db machine and welder. To top it all of it was in a factory that was always below 16 degrees
08 December 2003, 07:57 PM
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Exactly!!! You don't owe them anything! Typical manager's reaction btw - when I managed a department of IT guys I always tried to be as helpful as possible even if they were leaving as you just never know what the future holds!!
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08 December 2003, 08:43 PM
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change my job role after 2 months to work on a PC next to a 120db machine
i understand that your hearing isn't what it used to be? you can't hear me? I SAID YOUR HEARING ISN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE IS IT?!
i feel a major compo claim is in order here. normally i wouldn't encourage it but in these circumstances...
08 December 2003, 08:49 PM
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Gonna work my bollox off for my wast 2 weeks. so i'll leave on a good note.
) it's best to never burn your bridges IMHO. It's a small world, and as they say "be careful who you tread on on the way up, because you might meet them again on the way down"
08 December 2003, 10:29 PM
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well said carl.leave on a good note mate.it is a small world and things have a nasty habit of jumping out and biteing u on the **** when u least expect it to.might nead a reference.
08 December 2003, 11:39 PM
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Too right guys. never know, i might come across the company some time in the future.
As for hearing protection they gave me big fat ear defenders after a month.
As for hearing protection they gave me big fat ear defenders after a month.
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