Do resigning employees deserve the words of thanks from their employers?
@real_rhodella (59)
Philippines
August 7, 2010 10:21pm CST
I just resigned from a company of which I've worked for more than 8 years.As an employee, I believe I have done my best for the institution and admittedly, there is really pain deep within when I decided to resign. However, I need career advancement and bigger income, thus, I need to grab an opportunity to work with other company.
I really felt the bitterness from my boss when I opened up my intention to live...though, its ok for her to feel that way, I understand but what hurts me most was when I expected to hear even some words of thanks directly from her mouth and was not able to hear it.
2 responses
@chiyosan (30184)
• Philippines
8 Aug 10
hi rodella! you know, it think we are in the same position - i too was at the same situation as you... and well i never really did expect them to say thank you.. i just expected them to give me sort of consolation for working as hell with their company.. but hey, i have not received any of those - but they gave me a good send off party - i was touched and i think that would be enough already, anyway...
i mean, they paid us to work so i think its quit already - im sure your boss still thinks you are a loss... i heard even a better version of thank you when i left - they told me i could go back and just let them know if i needed to wanted to go back to them...
@real_rhodella (59)
• Philippines
8 Aug 10
wow..its nice to hear that. I never think the employee-employer relationship would end this way. Anyways, I'm still so proud I did my best for the company when I was still working with them.
@real_rhodella (59)
• Philippines
8 Aug 10
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