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I'm admittedly assuming, based on the severity of Jason's reaction, that the email was the first he'd heard of Evan's resignation. Had it been a face-to-face c
by scorxn 16y ago
I'm admittedly assuming, based on the severity of Jason's reaction, that the email was the first he'd heard of Evan's resignation.
Had it been a face-to-face conversation, then a letter, the fireworks could have been avoided. Speaking from first-hand experience, it can be absolutely gut-wrenching, but ultimately feels like the right thing to do.
- jacquesm 16y agoIn light of the response, you could even say that mahalo employees might prefer to resign via email rather than to face the full brunt of the response in person, your assumption could easily be right and there might be a good reason for it.
- scorxn 16y agoIn which case you have an opportunity to wake up the next day, decidedly the bigger person, wholly assured in your decision to leave, and with no regrets about how you did so.
- exit 16y agoopting to email rather than hand in a resignation is not going to undermine anyone's decision to leave.
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