Get your CV (Curriculum vitae) up to date.
I want to quit my job, this is something said by many, but this checklist will help you achieve this goal, even if it is a little bit daunting, this will hopefully make it easier.
So when it comes to quitting your job the idea might be frightening or a step into the unknown. But more exciting is that you have a new and exciting job offer on the horizon. Whether that is for a completely different sector or even the same sector and going to work for your employer's competitor.
First things first is writing your resignation letter, make sure that it isn't too long and straight to the point. Make sure to talk to your boss and make sure to hand the resignation letter direct to keep on a good relationship.
Remember if you are going to work for competitor, make sure to read the competitor clauses and account for your holiday entitlement within your notice period.
Get your CV (Curriculum vitae) up to date.
Look online, newspaper, agencies, contacts and LinkedIn to start you search to find jobs.
It doesn’t have to be long and great detail about your reasons for leaving.
Don’t tell anyone else until your boss knows.
Hand in your notice in person if you can.
Formal letter to HR so can go on your employment record.
Check your employment contract for what contractual obligations you need to fulfill.
Are you going to work for a competitor? This might require you to go on gardening leave.
Outstanding holiday still owed