A 3-part series
Professional Writing Toolkit
Resignation letters, career moves, and the professional communication nobody teaches you at work.
We learned most of this the hard way. Quitting jobs awkwardly, writing stilted emails, and stumbling through conversations that should have been straightforward. This series covers the professional writing and communication skills that everyone needs but nobody formally teaches. Each guide gives you the exact words, structure, and approach so you spend less time agonizing and more time moving forward.
What you'll learn
- ✓ How to quit a job without burning bridges
- ✓ How to write a resume that gets interviews
- ✓ How to write a cover letter that stands out
How to Quit a Job
Quit a job without burning bridges. Tell your boss in person, send a short resignation letter, work your notice period, and protect your final pay and health coverage.
How to Write a Resume
Write a resume in the format applicant tracking systems read, with a clear header, a short summary, accomplishment bullets with numbers, and a version tailored to each job.
How to Write a Cover Letter
Write a one-page cover letter for one job. Research the company, open with the role and a specific detail, back two or three requirements with results, and close with a clear ask.