想炒老板鱿鱼时 辞职信该怎么写(3)

　　正如我过去说过(当时的背景是离职谈话)的那样，我认为给即将成为前老板的人提供有用的建议，不必成为你优先考虑的事。你把精力集中在自己的未来上会更好。而且如果你的建议相当于“某某是一个令人讨厌的经理”，你出于好意的评论，就可能会被解读为酸葡萄心理。在一个可能还会与前同事频繁互动的行业，这么做于己无益。

　　Besides, if you think a frank discussion of your manager’s behavior with the higher-ups might make a difference, it would be far more helpful to you and your bosses to have it before you quit. So what you might do is write two resignation letters. In the first one, hold nothing back: Vent with ruthless honesty and achieve full catharsis。

　　此外，如果你觉得坦率地和高层讨论你经理的行为，可能会改变局势，那么在辞职前进行这样的讨论，不管是对你还是对你的老板，都会有用得多。因此，你可以写两封辞职信，在第一封里毫不掩饰：极其真诚地发泄，彻底宣泄情绪。

　　Now set that aside (where no one else will stumble upon it) and start over. This time, keep it concise. Then, if you think there’s a chance of fixing the situation, have that honest conversation about your issues. If you’re not satisfied with the results, hand over Version 2 — and don’t look back。

　　现在把它放到一边，放到不会让人无意中看到的地方，然后重新再写一封。这次，内容要精简。如果你觉得还有可改变现状的可能，就找老板诚恳地谈谈你的问题。如果对沟通结果还不满意，就提交第二个版本的辞职信，然后义无反顾地离开。

　　Peer Review: Flexible Scheduling

　　同行评议：弹性工作制

　　I’m writing to object to your characterization of workplace scheduling that includes flexible hours as being a recipe for chaos. When I arrived almost five years ago to be director of social services at a hospital, the department was held in very low esteem by other departments. Staff members did not seem to be able to find a social worker when they needed one. And when they did track one down, the response time was too long and not necessarily helpful。