- By Poorva Karki
- Tue, 15 Oct 2024 06:00 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
If you thought that the only person who aced the ‘I’ll be back’ dialogue was THE Termination- Arnold Schwarzenegge’s character from the 1984 blockbuster ‘The Terminator’- then here is a resignation letter that will prove you wrong. Confused? Well, an employee seemingly pulled the ‘perfect resignation letter’, which went viral on social media. The letter in question, not only gave one of the most honest reasons behind the job switch- joining another company- but also gave a heads-up for a possible comeback. Needless to say, it was mostly impressive to the young working population who found the letter as nothing less than an ‘inspiration’.
“Nsuta-Wassa Dear Sir. RESIGNATION LETTER. I wish to resign from my post due to the following reasons. I have gotten a new job from a company and I like to go and try that place too. But, should in case it does not work out I will come back. I thank all the management for engaging me, especially Mr. Nappo. I wish the company the best. Thank you,” the letter read.
The post, after getting shared, pulled all kinds of reactions. Most people found the resignation letter hilarious and pulled many jokes on the same. Meanwhile, the rest were shocked over how the man even got the job in the first place.
The video was shared on social media platform Instagram, by the handle ‘Wall Street Oasis’. The post was shared a while back and pulled more than 38K likes from people.
Check out the viral post:
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Taking to the comment section, people shared their take. “As they say, never burn bridges behind you,” a user said. “Imagine the boss agrees with the term- your salary will decrease in that case,” wrote a second person. “Before ChatGPT, this is how people used to write resignation letters,” added another.
“Shoutout to Mr. Nappo,” added a fourth user. “Mr. Nappo also got knocked out,” added a fifth person. “This person clearly uses English as a second language. This gives direct translation,” added a sixth person. “How did he land such a prestigious job with subpar grammar,” commented a seventh person.