MVM Stories Part2: Is Resignation from a Job — By Choice or By Force?
Is Resignation from a Job — By Choice or By Force? (Part 1 of the Series) A Bright Light on the Topic Some people resign voluntarily , while others are compelled by circumstances. There are also those who remain stuck in between — confused, surviving at one place, facing both desirable and undesirable experiences. It takes immense courage to resign, because no one wishes to make hasty decisions. The thought lingers as a long-term plan, but sometimes a small emotional trigger can push someone to act instantly — without thinking of the consequences. Everyone in this world searches for a better job opportunity, yet every better job brings greater responsibility and accountability . At times, resignation seems wiser than being terminated , as legal and emotional complications can trouble both employees and employers. A Real Incident In my early teaching career, I was one of the most popular and loved teachers in the school. Yet, I ended up resigning involuntarily due to an unexpect...