How do I tell my boss I'm leaving? (nicely)?

Of course, this would depend on the relationship you have with your boss- a closer relationship might have more casual wording and specifics, while one that is more distant might be more generic and formal: Hi [Boss' name], I want to let you know that I've decided to resign from [position] to pursue a new opportunity. I appreciate the experience and learning I've gained while working at [workplace], but feel it's time for me to move in a different direction. I wish the best for you and [team/company/initiative/etc.] going forward. I am intending my last day to be [date]. Happy to discuss more in person/Thank you again for the opportunity to be a part of [team/workplace] [Signature]

I would just thank them for the opportunity. I was honored to be part of your team. There are just other avenues I feel I want to pursue in my life. And I wish you continued success in the future. Thank you again for the opportunity I appreciate it. Short and sweet, I've always just gotten straight to the point. Thank them for the opportunity wish them continued success and went on my Merry way. No use in dragging it out and making it awkward. If you didn't like the job there's no need to criticize it, unless you're asked ways you think the job could be improved.

Just be polite and respectful. You can give them further notice if you can so they can prepare for you being gone. Some places consider it customary. Just be sure to explain everything out in detail and be nice about it. You do not ever have to share more details than you feel comfortable with to your boss. But that individual does have the right to know why you are leaving, what date and the fact that you are leaving in the first place. You owe them that much at the least. Even if you do not like the job or the person, it is best to leave on decently good terms.

Its never easy to convey to your supervisor/HR personnel you are leaving an organization especially if you are on great terms with the staff and team members . Nevertheless, life is about constantly moving in directions that foster our growth and development to ensure we realize our true potential at heart. The first step is to ensure you arrange an appropriate time to verbally communicate this decision to your direct supervisor. During this meeting you can opt to give details on why you came to the decision to part ways with the company and also your willingness to assist with facilitating the transition of your role to your replacement. Secondly, a well written, concise and brief letter must be drafted and presented to your HR personnel within the timeframe (usually 2 weeks) as outlined by the institution's policies and procedures to formally notify your decision to resign. Finally, it is best to convey appreciation for the experience gained as well as the opportunities that enabled your growth while apart of the company. Always keep the tone of your notice positive and respectful despite the circumstances under which you have decided to take leave. Hope this helps !

Tell them in a polite way that i am feeling professionaly challenged an i could not handle it more it is making me feel bad about my work so i need to quit

Tell him that working with him had such an amazing impact on you and you've learned a lot from this job and gained a proper amount of experience but you got a very nice opportunity that you think it's much better for you so you have to go get it, he will appreciate it and will let you go wishing the best for you.

Simply say "Hey, I wish to write my resignation letter to leave". This indicates you are leaving your position of your job, be sure to try to be professional and supportive (NOTE: always give two weeks notice!)

You should just thank them for all the time that you've been there with them, and assure them it's not a personal issue but you just felt the need to move forward with your life, and in order to do that you have to pursue other opportunities. I'm sure they'll understand!

tell him that he is nice boss and everything , compliment him on how great boss he is (even if he is not) maybe it will help you find a better new job , and try to be gentle and calm , and confident as well !

Honesty is the best way to leave any relationship, professional or personal. Authenticity of self is all you can give and ask for.