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How do I detach from an old job?
Here are four ideas to help you to let go.
- Ditch the Corporate Costume. A friend of mine, a former administrator from a global consulting firm, “had a field day” about a year after leaving her old job.
- Delete Acronyms and Re-Boot.
- Be Kind to Yourself.
- Focus on the Positive.
Is it normal to feel depressed after leaving a job?
That’s totally normal, and everyone processes career transitions differently. Some people might not be fazed when they leave behind a role they considered profound. Others might feel sadness or a sense of loss they don’t understand. Anger, frustration and anxiety can also crop up from time to time.
How do you quit a job you really love?
Whether you’re thrilled to be leaving a job you really love, having that conversation is rarely easy. There’s plenty of advice out there on the basics of how to quit your job: Break the news, express gratitude for all the opportunities you’ve received, and show that you’re committed to transitioning your…
Is your boss blindsided when you quit a job?
Not to mention, your boss might not be as blindsided as you’d think after weeks of “emergency dentist appointments” and your Monday-morning “Hey, can we chat for 15 minutes today?” email. That said, you’ll also want to prepare for the reaction you might receive when quitting a job.
What to say when quitting a job with nothing on the horizon?
Or, if you’re quitting with nothing on the horizon—I’ve done that too!—something like, “I have several possible options, and I’m taking a few weeks off to recharge before I land.”
How much notice should you give when leaving a job?
Two weeks notice is the bare minimum, though if you have a high-level role, are in the midst of an extremely busy season or complex project, or aren’t easily replaceable, it’s worth thinking about giving a bit more.