Monday, 22 December 2014

My Official Resignation Letter

Greetings Jah People! Below is my official Resignation Letter


I am writing to notify you that I am resigning from my job as the Presenter of Wake up Call and from Irie Fm. My last day of employment will be December 12, 2014.

I appreciate all the opportunities I have been awarded during my time with the company and also the professional guidance I’ve received. My employment at the company has allowed me to connect with the Jamaican audience in a unique way that I could not have imagined. I was also able to give hope to the young aspiring “voiceless” Jamaican Artistes and that has been one of my greatest accomplishments yet.

I would like to thank the Producers, Engineers, Technicians and all those who have helped to make my show a success from the back-end.  I have truly enjoyed my tenure at the Company over the last fifteen years.
I wish you and the company all the best and do hope that our paths will cross again in the future. If there is anything I can do to make this transition easier please don’t hesitate to ask.

I leave with a quote from Andre Gide “Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.”

Yours Sincerely
Deron “Ron” Muschette

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Below is the response from the Company I've worked for over a 14 years period.

Irie Response: Much respect!  It was good working with you, all the best for your future endeavors.



49 comments:

  1. Nicely put together.

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  2. Oh show professional

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  3. Nuff respect jah son

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  4. well wrote....“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” sooooo right big boss

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  5. well wrote big boss.......“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” sooo right....

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  6. Absolutely love that quote. Wishing you strength, guidance, and protection on your new journey.

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  7. You are a gret inspiration to a lot of people ,especially young upcoming artist such as myself...you will be missed ...keepp up the good works...jah bless.....

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  8. Well said Ron. You are truly a great man!

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  9. Where is there reply

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  10. Well said. Heard u talking to d big man barry g. Shine like a star me boss

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  11. Seriously, is the "one liner," an extract from the response? I was expecting to see a letter similarly to yours!

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    1. I agree. Almost missed their response. They obviously weren't showing you the respect you deserve.
      Eat yu food!

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  12. Let's just said great things come in small packages. Let's keep the legacy and future positive.

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  13. Hmmm the reply though..
    . It was like this ok no problem finally.... on my view

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  14. Hmmmmm the reply though. ... its like this ok finally, my view

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  15. seriously! no gratitude!!! no nutn!!! no appreciation!!!! no nutn!!!! a mus joke dis, mi ago try laugh........

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  16. The response from Irie was not sincere and appreciative of you. The good thing was that you acted professionally in writing your resignation.

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  17. After such a professional letter, that was the reply you got? It's like they are not sorry you are leaving. No negotiating, no think it over, no nothing? Wow! Even if I didn't want to, I would have to with a response like that. More blessings.

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  18. Well said Ron.I like ur quote.but Irie respond to you..really? After all ur hard work? Keep soaring to higher hights,they cant keep a good man down.

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  19. Well said Ron.I like ur quote.but Irie respond to you..really? After all ur hard work? Keep soaring to higher hights,they cant keep a good man down.

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  20. Seriously? With a well structured letter like yours that's all they could say? No negotiating, no please reconsider your decision, no nothing? Wow! It's like they wanted you gone. Jah bless and more love. You done set the pace for greatness.

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  21. Well said Ron.I like ur quote.but Irie respond to you..really? Keep soaring to higher hights,

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  22. That is like a text to friend that tells you them moving to the state and you not going to even know that they are gone. So reply is OK safe flight but really ok whatever that's not professional after 14 years. Just keep up the good work brother you give nuff youth hope

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  23. Well said, well put together, Mr Ron, but where is Irie Fm's reply? If what I see here is their reply, they could not bother to give one.

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  24. This response has maybe a full sentence but it's saying a lot. Was this all that could have said after such an impressive letter which am sure took valuable time to put together, and o - gosh man, not to mention the 14 years set aside just for them?

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  25. Like seriously!!!!! It was nice working with u..... They accomplished nothing becuz of u??? My my if it wasn't for u me n ur other listeners wudnt tu e in cuz u tek the wake up call by storm AND at 10am majority gluedddd, u mad.... Old people seh if u nuh step inna ants belly u wudnt know wah in deh... But what u do, u do it very well so jus continue to do what u do best n any weh u go mi deh back a u.

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  26. I love the letter you wrote RON but the response from irie was inadequate. After giving so much for so long ,is that all they had to say ? No thank you for your service over the years because you made us the # 1 morning show year after year ? Eat you food my friend. Jah bless .

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  27. Like seriously thats all they had to say for over the 14yrs you were working with them

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  28. Omg that's all they had to say

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  29. Yow Ron, stop di ramping thing rasta, mi still a look for the response eno....oh, mi like that quote rasta...

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  30. That is a cleat indication of how much you meant to them.
    Forward,march...eat yuh food,even though,yuh shud neva left Ruta!

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  31. Ron, the letter may as had say, "glad you are gone Ron!" Nevertheless, the good thing about life is that no one can take your knowledge away. Don't let it get you down. Honestly, it even discourages me from listening to Irie because if so they deal with you who helped pushed them to the top, then they don't appreciate their listeners either as I only contribute $6 monthly. However, go out and discover your new oceans Ron! Let God lead and you will never drown, you must stay afloat. Much Love

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  32. Like seriously, seems they want you gone long time

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  33. Not even thanks for your hard work and we do regret this move by you. You will be sadly missed.

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  34. Not even thanks for your hard work and we do regret this move by you and you will be sadly missed.

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  35. That response from the company you spent approximately 14 years helping to build shows you just how much your contribution meant to them. Nonetheless, change is good and as my mother would say, "cow never know th e use of him tail till him loose it!" Ron you ate blessed, gwaan eat yup food yaah.

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  36. Ron who god bless no man curse! Mek them goweh

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  37. Don't surprise me one bit that's how big businesses behave with the boast slave mentality

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  38. Well said Ron. Love your quote! God have already bless you so don't worry about narrow minded ppl.

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  39. Well said Ron. Love your quote! God have already bless you so don't worry about narrow minded ppl.

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  40. I would like to post the response to that letter, as a Manager who would have appreciated an employee of 14 years:

    Dear Deron "Ron" Muschette:

    It was indeed a pleasure to work with you over the years. You played a major role in the development of IRIE FM as the leading radio station and for that, we salute you. We would like to wish you all the best and hope you continue to positively impact the lives of persons around you. We would also like you to complete this exit questionnaire to let us know if there is anything we could do to make our company or the experience of our employees better.

    Again, thank you for your 14 years of service; we will truly miss a valuable brother.


    Best Wishes,

    Management.

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  41. Your letter was well put together, clearly the response shows that Irie FM is running under poor management.

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  42. Bwoi Ron it ruff, if a dats all dem av fi sey to u afta 15 years but guess wat dem cyaa stop u progress nu time. Eat yu food rasta. Bigga tings in store fi u mek dem gwaan

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  43. Rasta them cant keep you down u do z right thing throw dem in z worries garbage truck n dump them .ron one love nuff respect rasta

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  44. Is dat all u sure the rest wasn't on another piece of paper and it lost leave the to KARMA dem afi go down

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  45. Ron seriously u sure Di rest never de pon a next piece of paper and it lost.trust mi a so some a dem deal with u . obviously dem don't here bout KARMA

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  46. Irie is still number 1 and mello FM nuh Inna the top ten bares thank in mind Judas Ron

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  47. Ron it was a pleasure listening to you in the mornings. Your show ensured that me and many Jamaicans started the weekdays on a positive note. I can't thank you enough for that. Your show also allowed many young and up coming artistes to get a buss and eat a food. For that we are all grateful. I hope that you will be just as successful or even more at Mello Fm as you were at Irie Fm. As for that response from Irie, I am taken aback. Mi lose off dem. I am still a big Irie Fm fan though. Big up yourself Ron.

    @Ren_Egade

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