递交辞呈前你必须考虑的五件事

递交辞呈前你必须考虑的五件事

递交辞呈前你必须考虑的五件事 篇1

Things You Must Do Before

Quitting Your Job

发布时间：2012-08-04

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Ready To Quit Your Job? Here Are The 5 Things You Must Do Before Giving Notice

Last week, a friend emailed me to say that he had quit his job – wrote a resignation letter, handed it in and just walked away.I knew he’d been dealing with a lot of stress and that this stress had been taking a toll on his health, but his announcement still took me by surprise.He didn’t have another job lined up or a concrete plan for how to manage his newly unemployed status.Here’s what I wish someone had told him before he gave his notice:

Start your job hunt earlyminutes after you’ve handed in your resignation is not the time to begin looking for new work.By the time you give your notice, your job hunt should be well underway and you should have a solid strategy in place for how you’re going to ramp it up once you’re hunting full-time.While you don’t necessarily want to tip your hand to your network in advance(word will get back to your employer;count on it), you should

have been keeping up with connections all along, so that when you do

finally send out a job search SOS, people are predisposed to help you out.Decide on your story

You will be asked why you quit by everyone from your grandma to your financial planner, but the person whose reaction you really care about is the one who is going to decide whether or not you get that next job.If you end up with a resume gap after quitting, you’re going to need to address that in future applications and if you aren’t transitioning straight from Company A to Company B, interviewers are going to be rightly curious about why you chose to jump ship(or if you were pushed)and interested in determining whether you’re an ongoing flight risk or an office troublemaker.Be honest(no, you weren’t making a spiritual pilgrimage to an ashram), be positive(both about your former company and how you’ve been spending your time lately)and be prepared to spin this situation as a one-off that has actually reenergized you and made you better equipped for the position you’re currently seeking in x, y, z ways.Mind the gap

Quitting your job to sit on your couch is going to get old after a week and will start to suck your morale dry in short order.Find something to do with your newly-free days that you can use to frame your quitting less as

a case of hitting the mental breaking point and more about you choosing to pursue other opportunities when the questions discussed above come up.If you use your time between jobs to do some freelancing, to

volunteer in areas related to your field of work or to brush up on skills and certifications, you’re not only helping to close the dreaded resume gap, you’re also keeping your abilities up and your knowledge fresh and painting yourself as more employable than someone who spends their unemployed days focused exclusively on sending out resumes.Hide the matches

Do not burn bridges.Do not give a morally righteous speech in the middle of the parking lot and end up a YouTube laughing stock.Avoid grand gestures at all costs.Instead, work to ensure you leave at least one or two internal allies behind – especially if you’re staying the same

industry – who can vouch for you as references should a future employer do some checking.You want your coworkers’ enduring memory of you to be of someone competent and professional who moved on quietly.Have a plan to pay the bills

Yes, in an ideal world, you could walk out of one job and into another, but if you’re like my friend, the circumstances aren’t so ideal.The

average duration of unemployment is currently 39.9 weeks.That means

that if you lost your job today, it would take you, on average, nine months to find a new one.You can’t tell your creditors to call back next April.If you’re going to take ditch your day job without a new gig lined up, make sure you have at least a few months’ worth of expenses saved.In many cases, those who quit their jobs are not eligible for unemployment benefits, so don’t depend on government cash to tide you over.Bottom line? If you feel as if quitting your job is your only option, your first priority is risk mitigation and damage control – for your future employment prospects, your mental health and your personal finances.递交辞呈前你必须考虑的五件事

上个星期，一个朋友发邮件告诉我他辞职了-写辞职信，提交上去然后离开。我知道他已经和压力奋战了很久，并且这些压力使他不那么健康，但是他的话仍然让我十分惊讶。他还没有找到下一份工作，甚至对他待业的时间里要怎么办也没有一个详尽的计划。下面这些是我希望在他辞职前已经有人告诉过他的东西：

早点开始找工作

你交辞呈之后的十分钟，不是你开始寻找新工作的时候。在你交辞呈的时候，你找工作的进程应该已经在实施了，并且你应该已经有一个可靠的地方让你去做全职。然而你没有必要事先在你的社交网上发布这件事（这消息会通过网络到达你的雇主那），你应该一直和朋友保持联系，这样当你最后需要别人帮助你找工作时，人们会愿意帮你。

根据自身条件决定

你会问为什么从你的奶奶到你的金融规划师都不理你，但是决定是否给你下一份工作的人，才是你真正在意的。如果你在没有找到新工作的情况下结束上一份工作，你将需要一个地址来接收将会得到的工作申请的回复，如果你不是直接从A公司到B公司，面试时对方将会十分好奇你跳槽的原因（又或者你是被踢出来的），并且思考你是否是一个经常跳槽的人，又或者是一个爱在办公室里捣乱的人。诚实一点（不然的话，你将不会有一个工作的地方），积极一些（不管是对你以前的公司还是以后将要工作的公司），为一次性转变这种状况，你应该已经重新充电，并且使你更好的适合某一职位，你现在在更广的空间里寻找工作。记住这个空窗期

辞职后一个星期如果你只是坐在家里的沙发上，这将会降低你的士气和斗志。在新的空闲的日子里找点什么事去做，这将会使你燃起斗志，并且在讨论其他问题的时候让你拥有更多的选择。如果你在工作之外的时间里，在和工作相关的领域里做志愿者或者温习技能或者考证，这将不仅能够避免辞职后的空窗期，而且可以保存你的实力，更新你的知识，让你比那些在工作之余无所事事的人更有被雇佣的价值。

隐瞒竞争

不要燃烧任何一座可能的桥梁。不要在停车场的中心发表一个道德公正的演讲或者结束一个Youtube上的笑料。不惜一切代价避免傲慢的姿态。相反的，好好工作以确保留下一个或者两个业内的朋友-尤其是如果你呆在同一个行业-他们可以为你担保，让你未来雇主做一些调查。你希望你的同事关于你的记忆能够持久，但是这些具有竞争力和专业性的人总是在不经意间就去了别的地方。

计划着花钱

是的，在一个理想化的世界，你可以放弃一份工作就得到另一份，但是如果你像我朋友一样，情况却不是很理想。目前，待业的时间平均是39.9周。这意味着如果你今天失去了工作，你将需要花费平均九个月的时间去寻找一个新的工作。你不能让你的债主明年四月再

来。如果你打算在没有新工作的时候辞职，确保拥有够花几个月的钱。多数情况下，这些辞职的人没有拿失业金的资格，所以别想着用政府补贴为你买单。

最后？如果你认为辞职是你唯一的选择，你要注意的事情首先是降低风险和控制损失-然后是你对以后雇主的展望，你的身心健康和你的资金状况。