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Resignation Letter to Employer

Bypassed for Promotion

This is a letter of resignation to one's former supervisor / manager. This letter expresses disappointment that the former supervisor / manager who have just gotten a promotion has chosen someone externally to replace him / her.

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This is a letter of resignation to one's former supervisor / manager. This letter expresses disappointment that the former supervisor / manager who have just gotten a promotion has chosen someone externally to replace him / her. This comes as a complete surprise and against all expectation, as it was heavily implied that this employee would replace the supervisor / manager.

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This is a letter of resignation to be used by an employee who intends to resign. This letter is extremely situational, where an employee expected to replace his or her supervisor that just got promoted.

Users are advised to send this letter only if he or she has a close and personal relationship with their supervisors and that there was a strong indication that he or she will be replacing their supervisors / managers. 

It is sometimes necessary to express disappointment when these situations arise, especially when an employee has proven themselves capable over a long period of time. This letter signals to the supervisor / manager that his or her oversight in promoting an employee has resulted in his or her resignation.

 

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