Here are some of the most hilarious resignation letters from employees who quit their jobs to the point of no return.
As the global economy advances, and employees adapt to new working standards, an increasing number of people are leaving their employment in search of better opportunities, work-life balance, and improved professional growth prospects.
Workers resign from jobs for a variety of reasons, both personal and professional. Some get burned out or end up saying ‘enough is enough’ due to toxic workmates or stressful workplaces.
Below is the list of hilarious resignation letters:
Sweet Resignation Letter
When Chris Holmes, aka Mr. Cake, quit his job at Stansted Airport to follow his goal of founding his own bakery, he may have penned the tastiest resignation letter in history. His thoughtful parting letter was not only a nice touch, but it was also an excellent method to market his company.
Resign Like a Pro
Todd was considerate enough to bring a card and express his sympathies to his boss. He did this after his resignation was accepted.
Receipt
Andrew wrote his resignation letter on a receipt. The insulting message even refers to his boss as a “drunk pig” and adds a custom checkbox requesting that he not be contacted.
Memes
Using memes to quit seems to be hilarious, however, it is quite effective.
Breakfast
A secretary quit her job after delivering the breakfast.
Mic Drop
A female employee found a creative way to make a mic drop in a handwritten letter as she quits her job.
Sorry For Your Loss
A certain employee left a delicious treat for her boss as she quit her work.
Quitter
Despite calling herself a “quitter,” Bella appears to be quite certain of her decision, as evidenced by her self-portrait.
I Quit
This employee had to produce a formal resignation letter to their ex-manager to receive their final paycheck. The blank page says a lot about how they felt about their job.
Devil in Disguise
Spencer’s resignation letter is as honest as it is humorous. He doesn’t hold back while describing his horrible job experience, branding his ex-manager a “devil in disguise.”
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