How to write a resignation letter to a leader?

Whatever the reason for your resignation, I think you should make a good impression on the former company leaders. The reason for resigning is nothing more than having something at home or finding a better job. I often tell my leaders before I leave.

1: The boss apologizes, but I'm still not suitable for this job.

Maybe the salary is average, and the pay is not proportional to the actual income, so you tell the leader. I am deeply sorry. After careful consideration, I still feel that I am not suitable for this position. I hope the leaders can find better people to do it.

I found a better one and was forced to leave.

Every job is hard-won, and people often leave reluctantly. I have been with my superiors for so many days, but I still have some feelings for my colleagues, but if people go up, water will flow down, and they still have to go.

3. You can have dinner together when you are free.

You can't turn against each other if you leave. As the saying goes, business can't be right. When we are free, we have time to communicate with each other, occasionally go out to eat and talk about some trivial things in life.

I have something at home, so it is not convenient to leave my hometown. I hope the leaders understand.

Many people often choose to travel thousands of miles to work in other places, and eventually they will return to reality. If you want to leave, always give the superior a reason to resign. Tell him directly that there is something at home and it is not convenient to leave his hometown. I hope the leadership will approve it.