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Resignation 101: It’s a One-Way Process, Not a Negotiation
It’s never easy to resign from a job, especially one where the employee has been very happy. But by being prepared, decisive, firm and gracious, candidates can ensure they make the transition from one job to another as smooth as possible.
By Jay Dubac
March 4, 2021
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by Jay Dubac
Jay joined Kimmel & Associates in 2017 as an Associate in the logistics and supply chain division. In 2019, he began applying his relationship-building skills and commitment to service to the Midwest general construction market.
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