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I'm not a fan of "ask you to leave", it sounds more like someone that is too afraid to face up to the decision they are making. "John, due to reasons X and Y y
by columbo 14y ago
I'm not a fan of "ask you to leave", it sounds more like someone that is too afraid to face up to the decision they are making.
"John, due to reasons X and Y you will no longer be employed with this company."
If I had to choose, I'd rather hear something like that.
- brazzy 14y agoHow about "we have decided to end your employment"? Seems the most honest way of putting it to me .
- maratd 14y agoMeh. How about "we're going to have to part ways" ... stress that the situation can't continue, not that you made some decision. Things are simply untenable and that's that.