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Subject - Resignation - Your name.  Dear [Manager] Please accept this letter as notice that I will be resigning from my job here at **** Technologies. Thank you for the support and the opportunities you have provided me over the course of the last two years. You and our team have created a climate that makes it a pleasure to come to work each morning, and I will miss you all. If I can do anything to help with your transition in finding and training my replacement, please let me know. Sincerely, *********************************************************************************** Dear [Manager] Please accept this email as formal notification that I am resigning from my position as Senior Software Engineer at company, effective 4 June 2025. I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked at Tech mahindra and appreciate the experiences I've gained. I would like to thank you and the team for your support.  During my remaining time, I am committed to ensuring a smooth transition and...

Subject :  Good Bye and Best Wishes ! Dear All   I hope this email finds you well. As many of you might know, today is my last day with Tech M***a.   I would like to extend my deepest appreciation to each and everyone of you. Working alongside such a talented and dedicated group of individuals has been an honor and a privilege A very special thanks and gratitude to the TechM leadership who have been instrumental in shaping my professional growth and giving me the opportunities and challenges to learn and flourish   I will continue to be in the region and would like to stay in touch with you all. You can reach me at  email  or +91 - phone   With Gratitude…   Thanks and Regards your name

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 This Office politics is a different kind of game, Apart from work in corporate culture.  Just trusting in my knowledge helped me to survive this game, but once you get married and have children's, changing company although you have skills becomes bit complicated due to child's school etc.  Remember that even if you are removed from job, just be cool and try of another opportunity, Instead of wasting time  investigating the reason. Invest your time in gaining knowledge.  You cant trust some mangers, they will promise on things but don't keep up. Some Managers/people are good who tech others and learn as well.  Be clear with the work load, if the work will take some time, Be clear and explain the reason.  Important thing is, not to lose your health and get stressed too much with the office work. They just pay for your work and you get paid for work. that's it.  So always have some backup and enjoy office life stress free. 

Remember that even if you forgot things or have stammering or nervous issue, Your handwork will definitely help you.   Most of the questions asked by interviewer, some question like syntax for program, he also doesn't remember exactly. so just say it if you knw even half confidently. Confident in answering is more important than answering correctly. Eat well before the interview.  Don't take stress, if you clear it, its ok else you can apply to another.  Apply to as many companies you like.  Interview Stories:  I resigned 3 times without an offer, once during covid i resigned i didn't get through any interview in first month then in 2nd half of 2nd month of notice period i started to clear some interviews and started to get offer.  although i was afraid a bit, but i was confident that i would get offers in last month. once WFH started, everything changed and some companies didn't release offer letter. then i waited for 15 days and resumed one offer wh...