What is the best way to resign from my current job?

i have a 3 year contract working in medical research but i dont like the people i work for and have wanted to leave after just 4 months.... i'm now there 8 months and things are not getting any better





its an excellent university but the group i'm with is dreadful





after a few incidences of shockingly poor management i want to leave





whats the best way to go about it?

What is the best way to resign from my current job?
Well, for starters, I hope you kept a copy of the contract. You need to comb through it and find the penalties for early termination. Most contracts have a clause allowing you to terminate with written notice without requiring you to give any reason. If yours does, then when asked, simply state "I am exercising my right." It is important that you firmly stick to that statement. It will protect you professionally. Even years down the road when in another, similar situation, when a potential employer sees that you have 'exercised your right' they know that any non-disclosure agreement will be respected. You will find your way out of the contract in the document itself. The employer always leaves themselves a way out. Your way out will piggy-back on it.
Reply:Find another job first, then tell your current employer to take their job etc, but make sure you check to see how much notice you have to give first