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For questions dealing with the voluntary parting of ways with a company. Contrast with layoff and termination. Questions can pertain to proper procedures to follow, etiquette for giving notice, or any other concerns relating to resignation. Note: questions in the style of "Should I resign..." are out of scope for Workplace.SE
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How to tell a superior I won't be able to complete a task because I am going to quit in a month
Good answers here, I think the sentiment is consistent, don't say anything until you have a signed offer from the new company, in hand. Not expected, not promised, not in the mail, but signed in hand. …
