ByeBye offers several services that help workers say “so long” to their companies peacefully.
However, the challenge lies not only in mustering the courage to vocalise these words in front of superiors, but in ensuring one’s resignation is taken seriously, not brushed off as a mere complaint, and being let go without too much hassle.
Of course, all working individuals in Korea have the right to quit. No company has the authority to prevent someone from quitting. “I felt that she should hire a different teacher who can arrange their classes to what she wants them to be like, so I’ve said that I wanted to quit multiple times. The entire service, including legal consultation, is done online or via phone at a set price of 100,000 won . Workers can also choose to use just one of the three services at a cheaper rate.
O mentioned that some clients seek ByeBye’s assistance not because their boss refuses to let them go, but to avoid confrontation.
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