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5 Things You Must Do Before Quitting Your Job 发布时间：2012-08-04 文章出自：译言 原文链接：点击查看 Ready To Quit Your Job? Here Are The 5 Things You Must Do Before Giving Notice Last week, a friend emailed me to say that he had quit his job – wrote a resignation letter, handed it in and just walked away. I knew he’d been dealing with a lot of stress and that this stress had been taking a toll on his health, but his announcement still took me by surprise. He didn’t have another job lined up or a concrete plan for how to manage his newly unemployed status. Here’s what I wish someone had told him before he gave his notice: Start your job hunt early 10 minutes after you’ve handed in your resignation is not the time to begin looking for new work. By the time you give your notice, your job hunt should be well underway and you should have a solid strategy in place for how you’re going to ramp it up once you’re hunting full-time. While you don’t necessarily want to tip your hand to your network in advance (word will get back to your employer; count on it), you should have been keeping up with connections all along, so that when you do finally send out a job search SOS, people are predisposed to help you out. Decide on your story You will be asked why you quit by everyone from your grandma to your financial planner, but the person whose reaction you really care about is the one who is going to decide whether or not you get that next job. If you end up with a resume gap after quitting, you’re going to need to address that in future applications and if you aren’t transitioning straight from Company A to Company B, interviewers are going to be rightly curious about why you chose to jump ship (or if you were pushed) and interested in determining whether you’re an ongoing flight risk or an office troublemaker. Be honest (no, you weren’t making a spiritual pilgrimage to an ashram), be positive (both about your former company and how you’ve been spending your time lately) and be prepared to spin