Something nice happened today! I received an e-mail from the training division of my HR department after announcing my resignation. Below is the e-mail snippet:
All the best to you in your future undertaking but we less one expertise in this organization. [Name Removed] and myself would like to take this opportunity to thank for all the support you gave to me and my department. We really appreciate it so much and we want more staff like you which are really supportive in every way.
Thank you once again.
It had really made my day and I'm glad my contributions were appreciated.
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