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I think most people would consider it to be highly inappropriate to air grievances with the company or with individuals as a part of a semi-public farewell lett
by The_Other_David 6y ago
I think most people would consider it to be highly inappropriate to air grievances with the company or with individuals as a part of a semi-public farewell letter, even if you are DEFINITELY leaving for a VERY SPECIFIC reason.
- jjulius 6y agoCorrect, and I think it's a very common thing for people to opt not to burn those bridges if they can help it. Who among us hasn't played the whole, "Thanks [company], I've really loved my time here," bit and smiled on the way out while simultaneously thinking, "Fuck this place entirely"?
- brutus1213 6y agoThat's the way it works, right? At one of my employers, I was stunned to see a number of people's farewell letters filled with complaints and how bad their experience was. I was quite shocked personally. That said, I accept people needed to vent and it didn't really seem to burn a bridge when it comes to their colleagues (maybe the organization).