YouTube India's 'Nice Resignation Letter' Wins Approval Of Twitter Users
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YouTube 'nice resignation letter' has inspired netizens to share their quirky resignation letter.
Saying goodbye is hard, especially when you have to say it in the form of a resignation letter. Many professionals struggle when trying to write a resignation letter. YouTube India has come to the rescue of all such professionals, and shared an example of a 'nice resignation letter'. nice resignation letter pic.twitter.com/qhYo3quPA7 meanwhile us to @TechnicalGuruji's video: chaliye shuru karte hai Me to YouTube, after getting an unskippable ad: https://t.co/1k5LgY0dSY Aap resign mat karo???? Bas yahi kehna chahengey @YouTubeIndiapic.twitter.com/5O4lFrgvie
A tweet shared by the official account of YouTube India has gone viral.
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