How would you quit your job

How would you quit yur job How would you quit your job?Posted October 3, 2013, by Andrea Riddell Forget about two weeks notice or your standard resignation letter. When Marina Shifrin decided she wanted to quit, she decided to do it a little differently. Dance-quitting her way through Kanye Wests Gone, Shifrin made her feelings clear in a video that has now gone viral. Not wanting to be left unheard, Shifrins former company, Next Media Animation, put together their own video response advertising that theyre now hiring. But what does this mean for Shifrins future job prospects? Is it wise to burn your professional bridges? One thing is for sure a resignation video wont cut it for a lot of industries. If youre finding it difficult to pen your notice of intention to leave, then check out our resignation letter templates. ResourcesMy first resumeCover letter for my first jobCareer Insider StoriesShelley Lask - Body Positive Health & FitnessInterested in becoming a?Human Resources Offic erGeneral ManagerBusiness ManagerAccountantOffice Administrator CoursesBachelor of Social WorkEnquire Online Enquire OnlineCertificate III in Health AdministrationEnquire Online Enquire OnlineBachelor of Criminal JusticeEnquire Online Enquire OnlineCertificate III in Allied Health AssistanceEnquire Online Enquire OnlineAndrea RiddellRelated ArticlesBrowse moreWORKFORCE TRENDSGrass looks greener to one third of Australian workersOne third of Australian workers are planning to change jobs, according to a recent Hay Group survey.Study tipsSmart Snacking Foods Thatll Give Your Brain a BoostNext time its time to hit the books be sure to have a range of smart snacks on hand to help boost your brain and satisfy your belly.Turn beer into a careerYou will remember Dr Chuck Hahn from Career FAQs Weird & Wonderful, the book that takes you on a white-knuckle ride through the world of wacky work.

How Engineers Can Resolve Conflict and Save Their Business

How Engineers Can Resolve Conflict and Save Their Business How Engineers Can Resolve Conflict and Save Their Business How Engineers Can Resolve Conflict and Save Their BusinessMark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin. Jamie Dimon and Sandy Weill. Lennon and McCartney.Each of these successful business partnerships broke up, not because of philosophical differences, but because of interpersonal conflict. How can savvy business partners prevent their conflicts from devastating their businesses before its too late?Hal and David, two founding partners of a fast-growing engineering startup, approached us to help them resolve their conflicts. They claimed they would dissolve the firm if they couldnt reduce the tension between them.Hal tried to convince us that Dave was trying to take over the firm because Dave called a few large clients when Hal was on vacation. Then Dave tried to convince us that Hal was plotting against him by discussing sensitive topics with their staff before weekly meetings .There are three critical steps that business partners and other senior leaders can take to reduce unnecessary flashpoints and get on with building their businesses.For You Engineers Fighting konjunkturtief Shouldnt Go It AloneMara Goldberg, a co-founder of Marigold Mediation, a consulting firm dedicated to helping organizations build healthy relationships. Image Marigold MediationBefore dealing with sensitive interpersonal issues, its crucial to isolate the areas of friction and improve those processes and systems that become flashpoints for conflict. For instance, Hals and Davids client intake procedure hadnt changed despite the firm doubling in size in a short time. Whoever answered the phone got the client and the credit. This caused competition and confusion. So, we established a more equitable process.They also struggled with decision-making around marketing and staff supervision. We clarified their roles to fit their natural strengths Hal took the lead on marketing, while Dav e took the lead on staff supervision. This helped the staff know which partner to come to for what issues.Clarifying processes and roles lowers the temperature, enabling antagonists to more safely address the deeper part of conflict management personality tension.We asked Hal and Dave to each tell a story about something their partner did that upset them. Both stories mirrored each other, where one was victim, the other villain. Each revealed an underlying fear of losing control.We all laughed together when they realized how much they had in common it was only when their feelings of control were threatened that they became upset. Over the next month, they shared their stories when they became annoyed by the others behavior. We also explored different narratives of the same event.At ur next meeting Hal and Dave were more relaxed. They had learned to separate their observations from their judgments, and own their stories. They said it felt like the good old days.But their optimism was short-lived.Difficult conflicts fester over time when they arent dealt with directly. Expecting them to disappear overnight is unrealistic. People backslide when negative events trigger old feelings.Predictably, Hal and Dave had some quarrels to discuss in our next meeting. But in contrast to earlier sessions, their demeanors were calm and they were open to understanding their partners perspective. This conversation led to an agreement to meet every Friday to provide ongoing feedback.That was when we knew they were on the right path.They are still having those weekly meetings, and are still in business 10 months later.Hal and Dave are like many executives well-intentioned people who react strongly when they feel threatened. But unlike many other leaders, they didnt sweep their conflicts under the rug until it was too late.The first step to sustainable conflict resolution is to remove the underlying friction points. This lowers the temperature. Second, to reveal that the stories we tell ourselves when we are upset are mostly self-serving and often inaccurate. And finally, to ensure that two-way feedback mechanisms are in distribution policy to sustain the renewed, healthy relationship.Read More Artificial and 3D-Printed Skin Advances for Robots, Humans The Rise from BattleBot to Corporate Robot 3D-Printed Cement Improves Crack Resistance