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In most modern workplaces, either format is acceptable. The right choice depends on your workplace culture.
When to Use Email
- You work remotely
- Your workplace communicates primarily via email
- You need a clear digital timestamp
When to Print and Deliver
- You work in a traditional or formal industry
- Your company values face-to-face communication
Best Practice: Do Both
Resign verbally first, then follow up with a written letter — either printed or emailed. This ensures clarity and gives you a written record.
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