离职 (lí zhí): To leave one's job temporarily (e.g. for study) (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The company recently experienced a personnel storm, with many employees resigning.

The company hired new employees to fill the vacancies left by those who resigned.

Colleagues from the company gathered to bid farewell to the departing manager, and the scene was very touching.

He repeatedly hinted that he hoped I would voluntarily resign.

His departure did not cause a significant disruption to the company's operations.

If he loses this promotion opportunity, he might consider resigning.

After he left his job, the management structure within the company underwent a drastic change.

Why have colleagues been submitting resignation letters one after another recently?

My predecessor completed the preliminary planning of this project before leaving.