How would you resign? 'I'm sorry for your loss' resignation notice goes viral

01 July 2019 - 07:41

By Cebelihle Bhengu

Image: iStock An employee used a card to notify their employer of their resignation.

A Twitter user has prompted thousands of people to share their hilarious resignation stories after she shared the notice of a colleague. In a card, the employee said: "I'm sorry for your loss. My last day at work is on the 28th of July."

The user captioned the post: "One of our team members handed in their notice like this."

one of our team members handed in their notice like this 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/tqc9Hn6ODE
— h. (@bitchitshan) June 27, 2019

It seems many people have ditched the old, formal way of notifying their employers of their decisions to quit.

One user shared that he, too, tendered his resignation in a card, which read: "It's me, here's my two weeks notice."

From cards to doughnuts, here's a glimpse of more reactions:

I’ve done this too lmao pic.twitter.com/vV5yZKAugf
— 🌹 (@deepaksxo) June 27, 2019

My mom retired similarly. No one but HR knew she was going to retire that year, then she emailed "Cake in the breakroom" to her whole office.

(Cake reads "Happy Retirement To Me") and she left for good 30 minutes later, full pension and all. Lol pic.twitter.com/WYHM222tTL
— Boogie Babies Are Still In Cages (@LikeAFineWino) June 27, 2019

this was mine pic.twitter.com/1RVLe96zZy
— Kevin Kelley 🐀🍒 (@kevinankelley) June 28, 2019

This was mine pic.twitter.com/ZYf8ULL2wi
— Ruben Valencia Villanueva (@Sleepyheadroo) June 27, 2019

Somebody did that to me. She even gave me some pretzels. 😂 pic.twitter.com/5WDm03XZCn
— Sonny Lewis (@T_Bagga) June 27, 2019

1 yr ago today when i “quit” pic.twitter.com/ICffNzr4DA
— yanny (@_laurreel) June 28, 2019

I did this 2 years ago haha it’s gold and I support this pic.twitter.com/ndGXSUYWmR
— jane-splaining (@janeovision) June 27, 2019