Nurses General Nursing
Published Nov 7, 2006
You are reading page 2 of resignation letter
gr8rnpjt, RN
738 Posts
Keep it short and impersonal. No reason to mention money. You never know, you may find yourself wanting to go back to this job 10 years from now, who knows? So to put anything negative in the letter will definitely be kept in your permanent record and reviewed again if circumstances change.
Hoozdo, ADN
1,555 Posts
Thank you, one and all, for your great input! I have decided to go with my original intuition and not state a reason at all. It will be a professionally written, short letter. My manager always keeps his door shut, so I will just slide an envelope in tomorrow.