1. Introduction to Business & Marketing
Resignation Letters

2. Things to Consider Timing
Give your employer at least 2-4 weeks’ notice
Hiring & Training
Offer to help find, train, and/or work with your replacement to teach them “the ropes”

3. More Things to Consider
Work Ethic
Stay active & keep a positive attitude in your last few days
Leaving
Be sure to obtain contact information for key supervisors and co-workers

4. The Letter State when your last day will be Brief and factual
Keep it positive
Give to supervisor and human resources

5. Writing Your Letter All business letters are written in block format.
Keep it short and to the point – refer to the examples given to you.
Always be professional and positive so that your last impression is a good one!

6. Sample Resignation Letters
Read the article about different types of resignation letters.
When you are finished reading, you will write your own resignation letter. (Write it as if you were resigning as a cashier from The Briar Woods Falcons’ Nest and address it to Ms. Sterling.)