Resigning in remote companies
I'll be quitting a week from now and wanted to know proper etiquettes while resigning in a remote job. Do you directly apply for resignation on your HR portal or hit up your supervisor first. If you do hit him up, do you drop in a message or directly call him over the phone saying you'll be leaving? Any personal experiences would be super helpful.
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send an official email to your reporting manager and hr and do a cc your personal email.
It's a pretty small company though and everybody is on good terms. I feel directly dropping a resignation mail seems a bit hasty.
then setup a meeting with your supervisor, and say it informally then mail
Its better to inform your supervisor / lead first, via any media as informal. Then after confirming with them you may put a proper resignation via email or portal depending upon your org.
Speak with you manager first and then drop the mail
Set up a call with your RM, tell them of your decision.
Draft the resignation mail, send to all required stakeholders (RM, any other superior, HR, etc).