Writing a resignation letter can be tough – but if you are at a loss for words, YouTube India is here to help you out. Earlier this week, the streaming platform shared an example of a “nice resignation” letter that gets the message across simply and succinctly.
“To whomsoever it may concern, chaliye khatam karte hain! (Let’s end this now)” reads the single-sentence resignation – the latest in a long line of such hilarious letters that have been going viral on the microblogging platform of late.
nice resignation letter pic.twitter.com/qhYo3quPA7— YouTube India (@YouTubeIndia) June 23, 2022
The letter plays on the catchphrase of popular YouTuber Gaurav Chaudhary aka Technical Guruji, who begins his videos by saying “Chaliye shuru karte hain.”
meanwhile us to @TechnicalGuruji’s video: chaliye shuru karte haiRelated stories
— YouTube India (@YouTubeIndia) June 23, 2022
Bajaj Capital responded to the “nice resignation letter” with their own example.
Bas yahi kehna chahengey @YouTubeIndia pic.twitter.com/5O4lFrgvie— Bajaj Capital (@mybajajcapital) June 23, 2022
I have this one as well pic.twitter.com/mW920cHQ5t— Zahid khan @TRP (@therawpost) June 23, 2022
Some understood the tweet to be a dig at GodLike Esports which has been accused of player poaching by TSM
Even @YouTubeIndia is trolling @GodLike_in https://t.co/ymat4HAnAK— Atharva Nangare (@Atharva68541063) June 23, 2022
Matlab godl toh youtube level pe troll ho raha hai— Akshay.suryawanshi (@UselessAkshay) June 23, 2022
This is the actually power of godlike,,, #DilSeGodLike
Charche to hainn!!!!!!!!— kmr_rockkk kk (@Pintuku00623320) June 23, 2022
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