Alison Green in Slate:
When it’s time to resign from a job, people tend to fall into one of two camps: those who can’t wait to tell their boss they’re leaving, and those who feel tremendously guilty about quitting, as if their resignation will be a betrayal of their colleagues. If you’re in the first camp, you probably find this hard to understand; this is business, after all, and it’s normal to move on from jobs. But if you’re in the second camp … well, for people in that camp, knowing it’s reasonable to leave doesn’t necessarily make it easier to do.
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