Advice for quitting your job on good terms

I want to resign from my current organisation as soon as I can, but I don't want to make it look like I find the company or its people problematic (although I do find them to be) If at all my manager (she's not problematic) tries to retain me or asks me the reason, how should I respond?

I'll be quitting a week from now and wanted to know proper etiquettes while resigning in a remote job. Do you directly apply for resignation on your HR portal or hit up your supervisor first. If you do hit him up, do you drop in a message or directly call him over the phone saying you'll be leaving? Any personal experiences would be super helpful.

Im Going to resign to this week, this is my first time, how should I do it so that they release me in 1 month(notice is 2 months) and be in good terms with them?

So I just started this new role as a Frontend dev in a startup. But during these past weeks, I've gotten a much, much better offer from a bigger, mid-sized company. It's fully remote, and no way I'm letting this opportunity go. How should I approach quitting after just joining? I've met most of the teams and the Director himself took an interest in me, giving me my own project. Do I have to serve the notice? It's mentioned in my offer letter - 3 weeks notice during probation.

I've been working as a React developer for almost 3 years (2 years, 9 months) plus had a 3-month internship. I'm looking to make a career move to a company that offers better mentorship and growth opportunities, but my current job requires a 3-month notice period before leaving. I'm struggling with a few aspects of navigating this job change given the long notice period: 1) Finding Companies Open to Waiting How do I identify companies that would be willing to wait the full 3 months for me to start after giving notice? When and how should I bring up the notice period requirements during the application/interview process? 2) Getting Referrals My professional network is somewhat limited. What are the best ways to try securing internal referrals to companies I'm interested in, which could help increase flexibility around waiting for my start date? 3) Preparing for Interviews Besides the standard technical preparation, what is the best way to practice for and respond to questions about my reasons for leaving my current role after such a long tenure? How can I reassure them I'm committed despite the extended notice period? 4) Evaluating Offers If a company is unwilling to wait the full 3 months, is it worth trying to negotiate a shorter notice period or looking at temporary/contracting roles until I can start full-time? How do I evaluate whether the role is worth that hassle? I want to be as prepared as possible for this transition, so any advice or suggestions from folks who have gone through a job change with a long notice period would be greatly appreciated! Let me know what you think or if you have any other tips.

Hi to all the working professionals, Kindly help me with some advice. I am currently working in a Fintech company(IT) for last 2 years. The work environment here is quite toxic and I am under a bond which ends after 6 more months. But now I feel the water has crossed the line and I am not able to bear the toxicity and pressure. I can't pay the bond amount but rather I can't even stay here anymore. I am thinking of absconding them. Will it really affect my career and will getting jobs get difficult? Considering I have a good skill set.

Got a job but now got another offer at 80% hike. What’s the best excuse to leave the job?

How do you guys manage exiting an org (voluntary exit like resignation) while maintaining relationships with your seniors? I feel like the moment I put down my papers my bosses react aggressively and get pissed, don’t know how to handle that.

I will go first, it doesn't matter if you really work hard on a project, in the end only result matter, no matter how much efforts you made for it

Hello, So this is the first time that I am leaving a job because I have an offer in hand. The offer letter has a joining 2 months from now because my current notice period is 2 months. I am worried that if I sign it now and then go resign, my current company might create issues and say that due to some delay or something, my last working day will be a bit later than exactly 2 months and I won't be able to join the new company on the agreed upon date. But I also don't want to resign before I have signed the new offer, so that the new offer is confirmed. Do you have any advice for me?