Have you ever quit a job in a dramatic fashion?

This week a former-Goldman Sachs employee resigned by authoring a New York Times op-ed that blasted the company for putting its own profits above serving its clients. The op-ed is the most recent in a tradition of very public sign-offs -- remember that Jet Blue flight attendant who slid into infamy? At KQED we want to know -- have you ever left a job in a similarly memorable fashion?

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Tell us about a time when you left a job in a dramatic fashion -- what was your breaking point? What did you do that was out of the ordinary? Do you regret your actions -- why or why not?

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