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Who's to respond? salama 02/27/04
    I resigned from my company some 4 months ago and now work on temporary basis. I feel, I was made to resign due to malice and hate.

    last week I received a letter from a customer complaining about my attitude at work. I am ment to respond to that letter in person.

    Is it appropriate to do so or shuld the company do the reply?

      Clarification/Follow-up by salama on 02/27/04 3:20 pm:
      Well, I'm yet to receive my pay this month and that's all. I will cease to offer services thereafter. So I guess that may be the bait, the pay..

      Clarification/Follow-up by voiceguy2000 on 02/27/04 3:39 pm:
      It is never wise to burn bridges. If you can create a neutral reply, that may be the appropriate course. By neutral I mean bland and non-controversial. "Though I am no longer employed by XYZ Company, I have been asked to respond to your letter. I regret any inconvenience you may have suffered in your earlier dealings with XYZ, and hope that you will give the company a chance to serve you again in the future."

 
Summary of Answers Received Answered On Answered By Average Rating
1. If you resigned from this company, especially under circumst...
 02/27/04 voiceguy2000Excellent or Above Average Answer
2. Alot depends on oompany policy, can you send correspondance ...
 02/28/04 Fr_ChuckExcellent or Above Average Answer
3. Since you are no longer with the company, it's not your p...
 03/08/04 Noe_SpaemmeExcellent or Above Average Answer
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