Dear Team,
I have received the memo and these changes will really make a huge changes to our protocols.
Hope this was discussed thoroughly prior to being implemented without any warning.
At the end of the day, will this decision drive us all insane? Probably not.
But I wish us all the luck in the world to pull this off.
Happy Monday,
Luther
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Thursday, March 17, 2016
Thursday, April 16, 2009
A Very Angry Resignation Letter
Dear Boss,
I am formally tendering my resignation from the company effective immediately.
It was an honor to be part of the company for 6 years. With this, I would like to extend my sincerest gratitude for the skills, trainings, experiences, growth, for friends and colleagues I gained during my stay. It was a difficult decision to leave the company, but I have personal concerns to prioritize at this point.
It´s great to have an opportunity to be an employee in the company. I realized a lot. I learned that:
o I grow as a rat, not as a person
o I have been a slave for 6 years, I cannot waste another year more
o The company teaches me to work hard for it to earn the salary you approved
o You are restricting my growth for your own good, am I a threat to you?
o You take credits that are supposed to be mine
o I work hard for you
o Our division head can fire anyone he wants
o Our division head thinks that all employees are relying on their jobs,
threatening them so they will beg and work hard for the company
o The managers can be corrupt
o I have a choice, I will work because I choose to, not because I have to.
o The company gets richer and richer while I´m getting poorer.
In short, I did my best for the company but the company did not do its best for me.
Again, thank you, more power, and good luck!
Sincerely,
Ryan ZUNIGA
I am formally tendering my resignation from the company effective immediately.
It was an honor to be part of the company for 6 years. With this, I would like to extend my sincerest gratitude for the skills, trainings, experiences, growth, for friends and colleagues I gained during my stay. It was a difficult decision to leave the company, but I have personal concerns to prioritize at this point.
It´s great to have an opportunity to be an employee in the company. I realized a lot. I learned that:
o I grow as a rat, not as a person
o I have been a slave for 6 years, I cannot waste another year more
o The company teaches me to work hard for it to earn the salary you approved
o You are restricting my growth for your own good, am I a threat to you?
o You take credits that are supposed to be mine
o I work hard for you
o Our division head can fire anyone he wants
o Our division head thinks that all employees are relying on their jobs,
threatening them so they will beg and work hard for the company
o The managers can be corrupt
o I have a choice, I will work because I choose to, not because I have to.
o The company gets richer and richer while I´m getting poorer.
In short, I did my best for the company but the company did not do its best for me.
Again, thank you, more power, and good luck!
Sincerely,
Ryan ZUNIGA
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