i really havent decided completely what kind of job i want to pursue, although i am interested in the possibility of going into business for myself.

　　at this point, i’m toying with the idea of turning one of my hobbies into a profit-making enterprise.

　　i plan to move back to the midwest to be near my elderly parents, who have had serious health problems the last year.

　　because of the increase in the size of my family and the rapidly increasing cost of living, ive found it necessary to seek other employment.

　　rush-hour traffic and my two-hour daily commute have become a growing frustration for me, and, therefore, i have located a position nearer my home that will allow me more time with my family.

　　frankly, i was deeply disappointed the vacancy of general manager was filled by someone from outside the company. through years of excellent performance appraisals, i was led to believe i was in line for that position. under the circumstances, i think youll understand my decision to resign.

　　i have accepted a position with hhh as their director of marketing.

　　mention anyone you’ve trained to replace you, if appropriate, and any unfinished projects in progress.

　　i’ve trained cheryl anderson in all my daily job duties.

　　i have every confidence cheryl anderson can handle my job.

　　i would have no qualms in leaving my job in the capable hands of cheryl anderson, at least until youve made a thorough search outside the organization.

　　cheryl anderson is fully capable of assuming my position, should you decide to promote from within the organization.

　　pending projects include the jefferson case and the blythe will.

　　unfinished projects that will need your attention include…; cheryl anderson is familiar with all the details of

　　these on-going efforts.

　　express your affection for the job, citing either experience, training, skill development, or relationships with customers or coworkers.