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A resignation email is the last impression an employee leaves behind. Just as important as a good first impression, an employee’s job may be adversely affected by a bad exit strategy.
Below you will find several sample polite resignation emails for your successful resignation.
Sample 1 – Polite Resignation Email
Subject: Resignation for Cindy Williams
Dear Jim,
This email is to formally give notice that I am resigning from my job as sales representative in Sales Plus. My last day of work will be April 20th.
I have gained a lot of knowledge and experience by being part of your team and appreciate the time and attention you gave me during my training period.
With the skills I have gained working with you, I am confident I could be a project head for an environmental awareness program, and in my future career, I will always remember the support you gave me.
I will do my best to complete on time all the pending work I have and would be happy to help train a new employee.
I am fortunate to have been part of Sales Plus for the past three years and wish you success in the future. Kindly acknowledge this email, and if you have any questions, I can be reached at 595-123-4156 or at cindy@gmail.com.
Sincerely,
Cindy Williams
Sample 2 – Polite Resignation Email
Subject: Resignation for Joyce Thompson
Dear Ms. Love:
This letter is a formal notification that I will be resigning from office manager in ABC Radio on April 18th.
My reason for resigning at this time is to take care of serious family issues that only I can resolve. I will not be able to work during that time.
Since I am giving one month’s notice, I will be able to assist in finding and training a replacement. I will faithfully fulfill my responsibilities until April 18th.
I have had great job satisfaction working at ABC Radio and appreciate your understanding at this trying time.
If there is anything I can do even after I leave to further any projects, please don’t hesitate to ask me. I can be reached at 555-609-1234 or joyce@gmail.com.
Sincerely,