what's the best way to end a letter to someone you hate?

Question

i'm currently writing a letter to my boss, to quit, as she harasses me, and i want a good last word i.e. sincerely, cordially etc... but whats a good one for someone you hate!?

Answer 1

I think you just need to sign your name. Ending a letter with cordially or sincerely is a sign of respect, and not putting that would be a way to show her your lack of respect.

Answer 2

Sincerely

Answer 3

The most affective way to handle a bad boss is to go over her head as that is the person or people she is scared of to death. If that doesn't work, look for other work. This is a prosperous society and you don't have to take crap. But hate mail could just make things worse.

Answer 4

The best way to end a letter you hate...



Well, if it was someone other than your boss, I'd say the best way to end it is to ball it up and throw it away. But since it is, your boss, I'd say don't end it with something that would likely be seen as sarcasm; you never know when you might find yourself working for her again, or someone worse who knows about the situation and might be favorable to her side.

Answer 5

Never burn bridges or ladders, as you might need them to travel the other direction.



End the letter professionally and move on, without blame. If nothing else, it shows you are a true professional in your field and handle adversity well. If nothing else, your next position might want to know why you quit. A well worded letter of resignation exemplifies your style and professionalism.

Answer 6

Here are a couple to try: Yours, in the sincere hope that our paths never cross again, xxxxxxx Sincerely wishing you a double hernia, xxxxxx Yours, hoping the next employee you make miserable, is a violent psychopath, xxxxxx Sincerely wishing you a miserable existence, xxxxx

Answer 7

If she harassed you - you should report her to the Labor Board, your lawyer and her higher ups. So in that case, I would end it by saying you will be sharing this matter with (the higher ups, lawyer or Labor Board), and then just sign your name. Then drop down a couple of lines and then put

cc: Labor board (or whoever).



That will bug the hell out of her, and perhaps put her in hot water.

Answer 8

Sincerely. Because I'm assuming you are.



Incidentally, it's always wise to leave gracefully. You never know when you'll be dealing with those same people again. Also, here's a thought: Sometimes people harrass people who they feel have great potential. While you're secretly hating her, she may be bragging about you, and developing you for greater things.

Answer 9

I've done this:



Signed,





(whatever your name is) (date)



Forget about the sincerely, yadayadayada. This way it is open to interpretation. Not technically rude, but you know what you mean! HA!



I did this via e-mail. Again, not technically rude (e-mail is a legal doc) but soooo impersonal. The reaction was splendid.

Answer 10

Don't include a sincerely or any ending like that. Just write your name.

Answer 11

well i guess you should explain why youre quiting in the begining and in the end you can yell but not too mean, just tell her how you feel, like you hate her because, and youre quiting because, then you can say your last words to her as if youre going BYE BYE!

Answer 12

I would sign in very cold,as in "cordially". The concluding sentence should be "no further contact desired."

Answer 13

I would HIGHLY recommend you end it politely and properly, so as to show you can rise above her harrassment and show you are the mature one here, so it would be Sincerely, Regards, (Yours No Longer maybe?)

Answer 14

End it by tossing it in the trash.



Would you want to have such a letter found in her desk if she happens to have a freak accident tomorrow?

Answer 15

Regards,

Answer 16

just put a simple sincerely

Answer 17

You don't want to burn your bridge for the future , Regards ,sincerely . How do you want to be remembered ??? Treat everyone like how you want to be treated .

Answer 18

well, how mature do you want to be? are you trying to be professional and not "burn your bridges"? use:

"I appreciate the oppertunity to learn from you,

so-in-so"



if you're trying to get the last, childish, hateful word in, use:

"Thank you for making this a miserable experience,

so-in-so"

Answer 19

Completely Sincere, "Sarah"



or



Ta-ta! "Sarah"

Answer 20

Lots of love. Remember that you will need job references. Love kills em always.

Answer 21

I would use "Sincerely" since you are being sincere.

Answer 22

w/e,......or,...... ~your name~

your name

Answer 23

Yours truly or nice knowing you

Answer 24

Dont do what you dont want done to you karma is big

Answer 25

"Any further correspondece with be returned." Or "Saw your mama the other day,......she biiig!"

Answer 26

i would suggest a nice, warm, loving F**K YOU!

Answer 27

Formerly yours,

Answer 28

You Bastard

Answer 29

mine last word or words would be (FU-CK YOU YOU FU-CKING FU-CK)

Answer 30

**** you *****/bastard

Answer 31

.

Answer 32

FU