<prompt> Human: Thoughts on how I can make as graceful of an exit as possible? Ive been recruited for another position that has much more favorable job duties at about 5k more per year. Ive only been in my current position for about a month so far, and I know I need to alert my supervisor as soon as possible. What is the best way to approach this announcement so that I dont burn this bridge too badly? Edit: I appreciate all the responses. I actually work for a university and will be switching to another local university. My job duties at my current position arent really what I expected, and my move will help me get back to working in the direction that I want while giving me a more senior position in the office. The 5k represents a 12 raise...I know that my salary sucks in higher education. The peanuts references help remind me how I scramble for scraps.  <response>: Just do it quickly so they can call back their other potential candidates instead of restarting the interviewing process. 