Unsure how to quit your job? This Korean firm will do it for you


ByeBye offers several services that help workers say “so long” to their companies peacefully. - AFP

SEOUL (The Korea Herald/Asia News Network): “I’d like to quit my job.” It is a phrase that numerous South Korean workers have likely rehearsed silently in their minds on more than one occasion.

However, the challenge lies not only in mustering the courage to vocalise these words in front of superiors, but in ensuring one’s resignation is taken seriously, not brushed off as a mere complaint, and being let go without too much hassle.

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