👉 Leaving engineering, also known as engineering exit or engineer departure, refers to the process by which engineers transition out of their professional roles within an organization, often due to retirement, career advancement, or seeking new opportunities. This phase involves planning and executing a smooth transition to ensure continuity of projects and knowledge transfer, while also addressing personal and professional goals. Engineers may leave through voluntary departures, where they choose to retire or move on for other reasons, or involuntary exits, such as restructuring or downsizing. During this period, it's crucial for departing engineers to maintain strong relationships with colleagues, document their work thoroughly, and pass on critical information to ensure the organization's smooth operation.
