We’ve all heard it: For decades, it’s been a crux of career advice. Keep every door open. Stay on good terms. Never fully walk away. Don’t burn that bridge. But that advice was followed during a ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Cheryl Robinson covers areas of leadership, pivoting and careers. “Don’t burn any bridges” is common advice in professional ...

Quitting your job is not the career killer it once was. Here’s how to leave your job without burning any bridges within the workplace “The real thing that employers will look for,” Augustine says, “is ...

Regardless of the circumstances surrounding your departure, it’s always a good idea to leave on the best terms possible. If you are a manager, your direct reports should be the next people you talk to ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the average worker holds 10 different jobs before age 40 and that number is growing. We're seeing people move jobs every two years and it is not being a red flag to ...

We all understand the rigorous demands of the firefighting profession. It requires not only physical strength and technical ability but also the mental acuity and adaptability to make critical ...

Who hasn’t fantasized about walking into the boss’s office, saying: “I quit!” and then marching straight out the door? The rational side of you knows, of course, that that’s the wrong way to resign ...