In this section, we’ll explore various aspects of leaving your job, including resignation strategies, exit interviews, transitioning smoothly to a new role, and managing the emotional and practical aspects of career changes. We understand that this can be a complex process filled with questions and uncertainties, and our resources aim to alleviate your concerns and provide you with the necessary tools to navigate this transition successfully.
Whether you’re looking for advice on crafting a resignation letter, understanding the implications of leaving your current role, or seeking guidance on starting a new job, our articles and expert tips are designed to assist you at every stage of the job transition process.
Discover the guidance you need to make your job transition a success. Explore our comprehensive resources on leaving your job and taking the next step towards an exciting career change.
If you have decided to take another job that offers better opportunities but you want to tell your boss without burning bridges then keep reading. There are a variety of steps you should take when leaving your job to make it easier for you and your line manager. The first thing you’ll want to do […]
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Losing your job through redundancy can be one of the most stressful moments in your professional career. Throughout lockdown, redundancies were not uncommon to witness with the pandemic causing uncertainty and panic throughout companies across the world – proving particularly challenging for new and small businesses. s1jobs is here to help with some of the
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How to write a Resignation Letter So, you’ve been offered a new job and have signed on the dotted line to accept. Now all that is standing in between you and your shiny new role is handing in your resignation letter to your current employer. While this isn’t usually the first step of quitting your
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Now and then we all have days where we don’t like our jobs but there’s a big difference between feeling a bit blue on a Monday morning and actively hating your job. The former will most likely disappear over the course of the day, whereas the latter can be all-consuming. Are you ready to move
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Looking for a new job after you have been made redundant comes with many worries. One of which is how potential employers will look at the gap in your employment. You might worry that they will imagine that you lost your job due to poor performance. When in fact you were made redundant due
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