Remember this? The most unique way to quit your job.

October 14, 2011 | by Eric B. Meyer

I get 15 16 minutes of fame.

Earlier this week, one of my readers forwarded an email to me reminding me about the young woman above who, last year, in a series of 34 pictures, told her employer to take her job and shove it.

Nice! Although I’m not sure that it is better than this absolutely epic letter from the Cleveland Browns to one of their disgruntled fans.

The whiteboard resignation turned out to be a hoax. But, talk about a way to quit your job! Has anything [remotely] like this happened in your office? Tell me about it in the comments below.

Have a nice weekend.

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