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hey guys say we're going to be talking about that sort of sometimes people think it's unfortunate but that part in your career where it's time to resign for a role you know this isn't something it's always a negative thing or I did say sometimes better opportunities came along sometimes it's just time you're ready to work with new and better presumably better technologies and it's sudden we want to the next facet so how do we I don't do that professionally you know what are some things that we need to make sure we do so that there is potentially a bridge that hasn't been burned so we're gonna be talking a little bit about how did how to resign from a role and we're also going to be talking about how to write a proper resignation letter and I'll provide a template for you to go off of for you know I've had to resign from the last three roles I've been in as my salary has grown or as my opportunities have grown and become greater than the current role that I'm in and I'd like to think that for the most part I've left on good terms and professionally so we're gonna try to get you to if you hit that phase in your life understand how to resign properly how to write a nice resignation letter and hopefully have some sort of bridge that you didn't burn along the way [Music] so the first and foremost thing I would say that probably everyone already knows or I think you would know is give two weeks sometimes people won't give more than two weeks I've given up to three and a half weeks notice and that's because I felt like my employer would respect the amount of effort and energy that I've put into the position wouldn't just cut me but the reason I would advise against that and I've I probably won't ever do it again unless it's some sort of personal relationship when I'm working with a friend of mine is there are plenty of companies who you've given two weeks and this happens to developers I've talked with several of my colleagues over the years about this subject and they've had actual companies tell them not to come in anymore and not like don't come in anymore because we're gonna pay you next weeks like now you're just done whatever paycheck you had you're getting and that's it and so you have to be prepared for that mentally and financially right a lot of people unfortunately live paycheck to paycheck and that includes a lot of developers so hopefully you're not one of those developers but either way hopefully you have a little bit of money in the bank if that does happen if that you do get cut and so you're saying well doing why would I give two weeks and I don't ever plan on going back to the simpler...