Resignation and Retraction
By rowzhie
@rowzhie (83)
Philippines
July 17, 2008 5:14pm CST
Suppose that you are about to resign from your work, then someone persuaded you to stay. After some thought, you decided to stay so you submitted your retraction letter. After a couple of days, the person who persuaded you to stay, told you that he has submitted his resignation. What will you do?
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@falconjetter (161)
• United States
17 Jul 08
I would be so mad if that happened to me. To have submitted my resignation in the first place means I would have put a lot of thought into the decision. I'm sure it wouldn't be something I would take lightly. I wouldn't be mad at my coworker as much as I would be mad at myself for being persuaded not to do what I had intended. If I had submitted the retraction letter, I would simply retract the retraction and resign pretty much immediately. I'm sure the place of employment wouldn't appreciate the yo-yo dance.
