Japanese company Exit offers a service where it will resign on behalf of workers who dread confronting their bosses. Exit's resignation services cost around $144, and the procedure is simple. On a designated day, Exit will call the worker's boss to inform them that the Employee is handing in their two weeks' notice and will no longer be taking phone calls or emails. The service has struck a chord with Japan's grueling work culture, with some discontented employees inquiring about Exit's services every year. However, employers aren't thrilled with the service.

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