Sorry Resignation Letter: You have probably heard the common saying, “Don’t burn your bridges”. This means that it is best to avoid unprofessional and unethical behaviors at work. There could be a number of situations where you might feel compelled to leave your job.
You can do so but you should choose an appropriate way of doing it. In this article, we will discuss the correct letter you need to write when you want to make an apology while leaving your job in the right manner.
Sorry Resignation Letter
• Dear boss, I am writing this letter to inform you that I will be leaving the company next week. I have enjoyed working here, but have decided to move on to a new position.
• I am sorry to have to tell you that I cannot stay. The reason why is not very important, but the fact remains. I will be moving on, and I just wanted to thank you for all the time and money that you have spent on me.
• I love you more than words could ever say. Your laugh, smile, and blue eyes are the most beautiful things that I have seen. Your love is like a drug to me, and I want to be addicted forever. You bring me so much happiness that it’s indescribable! You are the man of my dreams and I am so lucky to have you. I love you, baby!
• I was delighted to join your company, but it’s time for me to move on. I will miss all of you very much. I wish you the best of luck and good fortune in the future.
• I know you think I was a jerk for leaving so abruptly, but I guess I just wasn’t as into it as you. Just know that I still cared about you and our relationship, but I had to do what was right for me.
• I know our time together has been brief, but I feel as if I know you. You have taught me so much about the business and myself. Thank you for being my mentor and thank you for your friendship. I will miss you.
• I would like to register my apologies for my absence during the past two weeks. I had no intention of interrupting your work and am very sorry that it had happened. I hope this letter helps you understand what had caused the problem.
• I’ve enjoyed getting to know you over the last year. I hope your next candidate is a good fit and that we will stay in touch in the future.
• You’ll be fine. I’ve learned a lot from you over the last two years and it has made me a much better person. I will miss you and wish you the best of luck in everything. Much love!
• Dear boss. I can’t continue working here since I am going to work abroad. this is my last day.
• I am writing this letter to inform you that I will be resigning from my position. I regret that I was not allowed the opportunity to finish my assignment as planned. However, I hope that you will find a capable replacement quickly. Thank you for your understanding.
• It is with great regret that I must resign from my position here. I truly enjoyed my time working for you and the company, but it has come to light that my needs no longer match those of the company and its bosses. === Dear
• My decision to resign has been an extremely difficult one, and it was not taken lightly. I have thoroughly enjoyed working for this organization, which has a great team spirit, dedicated employees, and a fantastic quality of work. I wish you all the best for the future and thank you for allowing me to work with you, your management, and your staff.
• I have enjoyed my time working with you and the company, but have decided that this is what is best for me. Thank you for your continued support and I hope you find someone who works as diligently as I do.
• It has been great to work with you, but I’m sure you will understand when I say that I’ve found a position that is a much better fit for my skills and personality.
• I am writing to inform you that my contract will be ending with your company on
• It has been a privilege to work for you. Behind the scenes, I’ve noticed that you haven’t been as involved as you used to be, and I’ve felt your trust slipping away. When I spoke up about privacy issues I thought were important, you said we should focus on building great products instead. So I came up with an idea: what if we built great products
• It is with great care and respect that I tender my resignation from your company.
• It’s been an honor to serve as your lawyer, but unfortunately, I can no longer be of help to you when your legal problems are so…many.
• I know I was only here a short while, but I’ve enjoyed my time with the company and I’ve made lots of friends and best of all, I’ve found love. I will miss everyone here but I do need to move on. I wish the best for you all.
• While I’ve had some ups and downs here, I can say that I do love my job and the people that I work with. Not only have I made friends and helped other people, but I’ve also found love. While I will miss everyone here, I do need to move on. Please stay in touch with me and thank you all for your support.
• I’ve had a great time here and have made lots of new friends and found love. I know the company will go from strength to strength and wish you all the best of luck.
• I’ve made a lot of friends over the years and met new people from all over the world. I will miss everyone here and the antics we used to get up to. I wish you all the best for the future.
• I’ve had an amazing time here. I’ve enjoyed working with you all and I’m going to miss being a part of the team.
• I have always enjoyed working here and finding ways to improve myself. I will miss you all and meet as many people as possible before I leave.
• It’s been a lovely time here getting to know all of you. I’ll miss you all and I hope we stay in touch. All the best!
• It’s hard to imagine this place without you, but I hope that you’ll find happiness wherever life takes you. You are a wonderful person and I hope you know how much your work has meant to us all. Good luck in the future.
• I’ve had a great time here, but I am being given some amazing opportunities in my life that I need to give myself the freedom to explore.
• I’ve enjoyed my time working with this company. I’ve gained valuable business experience and learned a wide range of skills that I hope to implement in future endeavors.
• I would like to thank you for allowing me the opportunity to work with your company. I enjoyed this job, but I just found out that my mother is sick and I need to care for her. I am sorry that the arrangement has not worked out and wish you the best of luck in finding a new candidate to fill my position.
• I’m sorry to have to leave and hope you will understand. I have been offered a job that I simply cannot refuse.
• I have enjoyed working here. Thank you for the opportunity to work with a great team of professionals. I have also worked with good contractors, suppliers, and customers.
• After much consideration, I have decided to resign from my position as a volunteer firefighter in the department. My full reasoning behind this decision is detailed in this document.
• I am so sorry to say that I am resigning because I have found a new job in New York City. It has been 2 yrs since I came to your company. I was very happy here and all my bosses were very nice to me.
• I’m very sorry for quitting halfway with the love and support you’ve shown me. I am very sorry for all the inconvenience I’ve caused. My resignation is irrevocable, but it’s not of my own will, but for some other reasons. I
• It is with a great sense of loss that I tender this letter of resignation from my post as secretary, but am confident that this decision will not affect the cordial relationship we have enjoyed so far.
• It’s been a pleasure working for you, however, I need to tend to my family. I want to keep this as cordial as possible so there will be no hard feelings or bad blood between us. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.
• I must, unfortunately, resign from my position. It’s nothing you did; in fact, it’s everything I did. I didn’t read the contracts or the paperwork thoroughly enough and ended up making a big mistake. I wanted to tell you personally that I am sorry for the trouble I put you through.
• I have been agonizing over these past couple of weeks. I think that you are a good guy, but you are not the right guy for me. I’m sorry it didn’t work out, but sometimes 2 people just don’t fit together. But it was still fun while it lasted, we had some great times. I wish you all the best in the future!
• I have submitted my letter of resignation to our boss today and would like to thank him for everything he has done for me.
• I am not resigning because I do not like you. I am leaving because my soul needs to rest. The incredibly long hours and your heartless attitude towards the well-being of your staff have broken me.
• You have been an absolute pleasure to work with, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. It’s been an absolute pleasure working with you and I wish you all the best.
• I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience I have caused. I had no intention of leaving early, but an opportunity arose and now it is time for me to move on. Thank you for the wonderful memories!
• Life is short and full of unexpected twists and turns. I’m sorry to be saying goodbye so soon but an opportunity has arisen and it’s time for me to move on. Thank you for your gracious hospitality and the fond memories!
• I’m sorry I didn’t give you advance notice. I had hoped to spend time getting to know the team and learning how the job works. I will miss all of you.
• I appreciate all you have done for me during my time here. I have learned so much and been made to feel right at home. I will miss you and hope to stay in touch!
• I genuinely want to thank you so much for everything you did to help me out. I appreciate all the special memories I shared with you and hope to stay in touch!
• I know things are still awkward for us, but I would like to remain your friend and hopefully, we can come together and celebrate our memories.
• We have to end our relationship because I don’t want to spend another minute without you. I know that this will be inevitable if we continue as friends and/or if we work together. Therefore, I have decided to resign from this job since I couldn’t stop thinking of you every minute at work.
• it was always my dream to work for this company. now I realize I made a mistake. I think I should leave the company. so I want to give my resignation letter, effective as of today. thank you for your trust and support through my work.
• Dear boss and co-workers, it is with a heavy heart that I must tender my resignation. My job was a complete bore. I never looked forward to working as I did every day.
• Sorry for leaving by text. I realized after reading this when I got home it was very insulting to you and our company. I truly hope we can continue to work together and am looking forward to growing our business in the future.
• I am sorry to have to give you this letter, but I cannot be honest. it has been more than a week since my last shift and the lack of communication is starting to get in the way of our relationship. Our love has meant a lot to me and I do hope that we can meet again.
• I am so very sorry to give this message to you. I do hope that you can accept this resignation note and we can remain friends. But I just thought I should let you know that we need to terminate the contract between us for me…
• I’m sorry to give you this message. I know it’s a shock, but we just can’t continue our arrangement any longer.
• I thank you for your cooperation over the last year and wish you all the best in the future. I am sorry to inform you that we will have to terminate our contract with you as per your request and I hope that we can remain friends. I hope this is okay with you.
• I think we both knew it was coming—and now here it is. I hope we can remain friends, but I do want you to know that I’ve resigned from my position with the company and am starting my own business.
• I apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause but I thought it was important to let you know that I will be resigning as Project Manager on…
• I understand you may be disappointed to hear that our professional relationship is ending. I would like to wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors. I’m happy that we had the opportunity to work together.
• Hi, we have had a good partnership in these months. It has been really fun working with you and I hope this will continue. Unfortunately, I have to resign from our partnership since…
• I’m not one to send a text like this, but things are going on in my life right now that I didn’t know existed. My relationship with my lady is at stake and I don’t want to jeopardize what we have. So who cares if it means I lose my job? Right?
• It was with great sadness that I handed in my resignation today. The last three years have been some of the best of my life, and I will never forget the friends I made or all I learned along the way.
• Sorry to say I am writing you this letter because I have decided to go. I have been here for 20 years and thought it was time for a change. Thank you for your many words of wisdom. You were my mentor and taught me many things.
• you’re a great boss and I wish you the best. I am moving on to another job opportunity as I just do not get enough time at home. This has nothing to do with your company’s performance, it is just a personal matter.
• Sorry, I can’t be a part of your company anymore. I have so much fun and learned a lot of new things while working here. I am very grateful to have worked with you and I appreciate all the opportunities you have given me.
• I’m sorry to see you go. Your dedication and hard work have been an important part of making this company the success that it is. We’ll miss you around here, but we wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
• Many thanks for your help and co-operation during my time at the ABC. I am sorry to leave, but you understand that my decision is final. I will continue to be available by email or telephone if you have any queries regarding the handover of work.
• I have enjoyed working with you. I wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors. It has been a pleasure to work with you and the other members of the team.
• I’m sorry to have to come to this decision. I have enjoyed working with you on this project, but I feel that I have made a mistake in my career choice by taking on this position. Hopefully, we’ll be able to work again in the future.