Leaving a Job with Integrity: Why It Matters More Than How You Enter

 
 

Today, we're diving into a crucial topic that often doesn't get the attention it deserves: leaving a job with integrity.

While much emphasis is placed on making a great first impression when starting a new job, the way you exit a role can have an even more lasting impact on your career and relationships.

The EdTech industry is a very, very, very small space. You want to do the best you possible can to keep your reputation in tact. I still do business with both EdTech companies I worked with ten years ago. I also work closely in a recruiting aspect with many individuals I worked with at my second EdTech job.

Why? Because I left both roles with total class and my relationships in tact.

You’ll Learn:

  • The importance of maintaining professional relationships and making good impressions

  • What legal and ethical considerations you need to understand

  • How to give proper notice when leaving a job

  • What it means to complete outstanding work

  • How to stay positive when leaving a job

A Look Into the Episode…

  • [00:39] The significance of leaving a job with integrity

  • [01:06] First impressions vs. final impressions

  • [02:00] The small, interconnected EdTech industry

  • [06:00] Legal and ethical considerations

  • [08:00] Practical steps for a graceful exit

  • [09:00] Giving proper notice

  • [09:51] Communicating openly

  • [10:00] Completing outstanding work

  • [10:53] Expressing gratitude

  • [11:29] Staying positive and constructive feedback

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