How to say a concise farewell speech for being transferred from a job

1. Today’s farewell is for the future reunion. The temporary separation allows us to cherish it better. Although we are not together, our hearts are always connected; I only hope that my greetings from time to time will make you feel less lonely. I wish you a safe journey and all the best!

2. I feel a little helpless when I am busy at work. I list documents one by one, type on the keyboard without interruption, and the phone on my desk keeps ringing. I feel a little depressed because I have no time to do anything. I am busy and careful, and I am afraid that making mistakes will only increase my troubles. Keep your mood calm and calm, and don't let irritability creep into your heart. I want to have fun at work!

3. Flowers bloom and bloom again, spring goes and spring comes back again. Time is stranded and the years are passing by. The only thing that remains unchanged is our friendship. On the occasion of parting, I wish you good wishes: I wish you a safe journey.

4. Gathering laughter and sweet figures, shining the glory and scenery of youth. Only by constant contact can friendship accompany you. Only by continuous blessings can good luck continue. I hope you will have a bright mood every day after parting!

5. I miss you all the time, contact you often, and communicate with you and me through text messages; a little thought, a piece of true love, and a blessing warm your heart. Today is the first day of work after the new year. Start a new year and a new life. Work hard and wish you a prosperous career!

6. Success is a key word. If you optimize it well, happiness is in front of you; so I wish you success in life, success in starting a business, success in doing things, and success in everything you do; success in your life, and happiness in your life.

7. New job, new beginning; new job, new leader; new job, new future, new job, new life; Friend, congratulations on finding a new job, I am happy for you , I wish you happiness and peace in your new job.