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<title>Re: Re: Re: Re: How to tell your boss? - LLM GUIDE Discussion Board</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 22 Jun 2005 01:28:00 +0200</pubDate>
<title>lops: Re: Re: Re: Re: How to tell your boss?</title>
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<description>I know exactly how you feel an77 - I am in your boat and just resigned two months ago having received final news on all my offers + funding.  I just went in and graciously thanked him for all the learning opportunities and then told him that I&#39;ve decided to go ahead to do my masters - i told him that this would be the right time for me to do it because if I left it later then it would be difficult to do - tell him its been a REALLLLLLY difficult decision to make because you have really enjoyed your time with him/the firm to date.  This worked for me - and I have a really tough boss to deal with!  He&#39;s been very nice about it.  I agree that you shouldn&#39;t care too much what you say because chances are that you are not coming back - I guess thought that it may also be useful not to leave with a bad taste in your/his mouth - leave on a positive note.  I got along quite well with my boss and colleagues and am really truly going to miss them so I didn&#39;t want to leave on a bad note because I do want to keep in touch and meet up with them.  However, I appreciate that this may not be the case across the board - so on a practical level, I suppose you may still need work references etc from your boss/firm members so may be good to maintain a good relationship for this simple reason if there is no other reason.  </description>
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