'Maza Nahi Aa Raha': This One-line Resignation Letter Might Possibly Be The World's Shortest & The Wittiest
The post shows a resignation letter written by an employee named Rajesh along with the caption, ¡°This letter is short but very deep. A serious problem that we all need to solve..¡±
Writing a resignation letter to your boss can be quite a task. However, as tedious as it may sound, it is necessary, and all of us have done it at least once. For those of you who have never left a job, this might come as a shock but well maybe you can learn something from it. What that lesson will be is up to you to decide.
You have so many things running through your head - should you be detailed? Should you be funny? Should you make it as formal as it can be or keep it short and simple? There are endless possibilities. However, this one person decided to take the easiest way out and wrote a resignation letter that doesn't even classify as a 'letter'.
There are many instances of bizarre resignation letters but this one takes the cake.
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Harsh Goenka shares hilarious resignation letter
Chairman of RPG Enterprises Harsh Goenka shared a post on LinkedIn which has left people super conflicted with how they feel about it.
The post shows a resignation letter written by an employee named Rajesh along with the caption, ¡°This letter is short but very deep. A serious problem that we all need to solve..¡±
So, what was in this letter?
This letter is short but very deep. A serious problem that we all need to solve¡ pic.twitter.com/B35ig45Hhs
¡ª Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) June 19, 2022
The shortest resignation letter?
The employee, Rajesh, may have possibly written the shortest resignation letter ever to be seen. The photo shared on LinkedIn by Mr Goenka shows the letter dated June 2022 with the words, "Dear Sir, I resign. Maza nahi aa raha."
He ended the short letter with, ¡°Yours sincerely, Rajesh¡± to end the letter.
People took to the comments section and addressed their concerns - is the letter real? Others pointed out how informal letter is.
A LinkedIn user commented, ¡°It's the feeling of almost every employee but not all can express...The most genuine resignation letter...¡±
"Yes, we need to understand that why Rajesh has taken this step?
Identification and understanding the problem should be the 1st step followed by its solution," wrote a Twitter user.
"Is the employer expected to be an entertainer so that employees have fun all the time? What if the employer is not having fun working with the employee? Can he also send a similar letter to fire him?
Thali dono haath se bhajthi hai," wrote another user.
A third user commented, "Yes, without ¡¯mazaa¡¯ no fun. It¡¯s somewhat trying to make the horse drink water..! Unless heart is in the job at hand, that integral shine unlikely to stand out."
Here are some more reactions:
Seedhi baat..no bakwaas. The problem is real and is faced by many https://t.co/oUOYsqd1D4
¡ª sushmita (@sushmita_dec) June 22, 2022
This is the shortest but sweetest resignation letter I have ever seen. And yes @hvgoenka sir it's a serious problem that most of the people are facing these days. https://t.co/REzc5b6eNs
¡ª Rajesh Sharma ?? (@raj6380) June 21, 2022
Lol so My dads name is Rajesh as well and he works as Sr. VP in KEC . He recieved calls asking if this was him lol ????? https://t.co/Q1caegTFEa
¡ª Mannat koolwal (@KoolwalMannat) June 21, 2022
All people who are in day to day people management need to be more proactive and avoid such situations. https://t.co/1PexBWmJIh
¡ª CA(Dr) Kishore Kumar Pahuja (@kissore) June 21, 2022
Try to understand the concern why employees failed to put their heart & soul to their job. This 'maza nahin aa raha' indicates to lot many things related to existing system. https://t.co/NxEceJaa3a
¡ª JAGENDRA RANA (@RanaJagendra) June 20, 2022
Absolutely deep. An employer needs to introspect himself holistically.
¡ª Dr. Ashish Mittal (@akmittals) June 20, 2022
The statement "maza nahi aa raha" means a lot for every employer to satisfy their employees in every way possible.
No unhappy employee can make his company happy.
It's directly connect to his well-being. https://t.co/m0tDAsyOXO
If people are resigning from your company on such pretext, then you need to do some Aatma chintan https://t.co/DR4qIpshee
¡ª kaisarehind (@kaisarehind) June 20, 2022
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