How to say 'goodbye' to good staff
By Maria Teresa Alonso (July 2008 Issue)
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One Monday morning you arrive at work and your best employee comes into your office and says: “Good morning! Look, I’ve just come to say that I’ve decided to leave the company. I’m giving you two weeks’ notice. I’ve been offered another job that I don’t only like more, but it’s also better paid.
“Here is my letter of resignation.”
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