Dear Sir,
I am currently under a probation period with a notice period of 30 days (not clear if applicable during probation). I am feeling depressed and would like to resign. Will my resignation be accepted during the lockdown? Can I serve my notice period during this time? I am experiencing negative emotions, and if the company does not accept my resignation, who will assist me in this situation?
Thank you.
From India, Delhi
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I am currently under a probation period with a notice period of 30 days (not clear if applicable during probation). I am feeling depressed and would like to resign. Will my resignation be accepted during the lockdown? Can I serve my notice period during this time? I am experiencing negative emotions, and if the company does not accept my resignation, who will assist me in this situation?
Thank you.
From India, Delhi
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Dear Kamalnath,
You have not disclosed whether you are required to work from home during the lockdown period. If so, as a fresher on probation or a probationer in a new job position, you may feel depressed in the home environment due to the lack of immediate guidance from your senior colleagues, as every novice's mind is filled with work-related doubts. Alternatively, the cause of your depression may be different, such as not liking your current job or the company, leading you to consider resigning during the lockdown for an easier and quicker way out.
Depression is often linked to mood swings or mood disorders, characterized by feeling down or hopeless even without solid reasons. It is essential to recognize that feeling down occasionally is a natural part of life for everyone. You should reflect on what is causing your depression – whether it is the current job or concerns about your resignation being rejected. Are you certain that leaving your current job will bring you joy, even without another job lined up? It is possible that your employer may not accept your resignation during the lockdown period.
Ultimately, the best advice comes from within yourself. Take some time to compose yourself and then decide whether resigning is the right choice for you.
I hope this helps.
Best regards, [Your Name]
From India, Salem
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6108You have not disclosed whether you are required to work from home during the lockdown period. If so, as a fresher on probation or a probationer in a new job position, you may feel depressed in the home environment due to the lack of immediate guidance from your senior colleagues, as every novice's mind is filled with work-related doubts. Alternatively, the cause of your depression may be different, such as not liking your current job or the company, leading you to consider resigning during the lockdown for an easier and quicker way out.
Depression is often linked to mood swings or mood disorders, characterized by feeling down or hopeless even without solid reasons. It is essential to recognize that feeling down occasionally is a natural part of life for everyone. You should reflect on what is causing your depression – whether it is the current job or concerns about your resignation being rejected. Are you certain that leaving your current job will bring you joy, even without another job lined up? It is possible that your employer may not accept your resignation during the lockdown period.
Ultimately, the best advice comes from within yourself. Take some time to compose yourself and then decide whether resigning is the right choice for you.
I hope this helps.
Best regards, [Your Name]
From India, Salem
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