A female employee in Singapore quit her job with a resignation letter written on toilet paper. Shared by talent director ...

In an act equal parts audacious and symbolic, a Singapore-based employee’s resignation letter—scrawled on a strip of toilet ...

The resignation was shared on LinkedIn by Angela Yeoh, Director at Summit Talent, a Singapore-based talent acquisition firm ...

In an age where people are getting creative with how they quit their jobs– through videos, tweets, or even memes– one employee in Singapore took thing ...

Her post struck a chord with many LinkedIn users, with the comments section quickly filling up with emotional responses and personal anecdotes.

A female employee has gone viral for writing her resignation letter on a toilet paper to reflect on how the company made her feel undervalued and used when needed ...

A Singapore-based businesswoman recently sparked a live discussion on LinkedIn after sharing a resignation note that she ...

What made the resignation note more impactful was how it was written: scrawled on an actual piece of toilet paper.

A Singapore-based employee's resignation note, written on toilet paper, went viral after being shared by businesswoman Angela Yeoh on LinkedIn. The employee claimed they felt "used when needed, ...

In a now-viral LinkedIn post, a Singapore-based businesswoman shared how an employee resigned, saying they felt like "toilet paper" at their company.

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