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Today is my last day for the company. Did i write this correctly ? Today is my last day for the company. I used to work in Business planning department but these days the company is going through hard time so I had to move to another department a week ago. But I don’t want to work as a noobie in new department so I quit my job today.

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Today is my last day for at the company.

Did i write this correctly ?

Today is my last day for at the company.
I used to work in Business planning department but these days the company is going through hard time so I had to move to another department a week ago.
But I don’t want to work as a noobie in new department so I quit my job today.

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Today is my last day for the company. at my job.

Did I write this correctly ? (you did a good job!)

Today is my last day for the company.
I used to work in the business planning department but these days the company is going through hard times, so I had to move to another department a week ago.
But I don’t didn't want to work as a noobie newbie in the new department so I quit my job today.

 

I is capitalized in English.

Every thing is looking pretty good!


 

 

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Today is my last day for at the company.

Did I write this correctly?

Today is my last day for at the company.
I used to work in the Business Planning Department, but these days the company is going through a hard time so I had to move to another department a week ago.
But However, I don’t want to work as a noobie newcomer in new the department so I decided to quit my job today.

 

 

Good job! Try to avoid beginning sentences with conjunctions. Good luck with your new job! 

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Today is my last day for at the company.

Did I write this correctly ?

Today is my last day for at the company.
I used to work in Business planning department but these days the company is going through a hard time so I had to move to another department a week ago.
But I don’t want to work as a newbie in the new department so I'm going to quit my job today (or I quitted my job today, if you meant past tense!), (or from my job, both are correct).

Hope you succeed in your new job :)

Good Luck :)

 

 

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