"quit the position" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone voluntarily leaving their job or role. Example: After working at the company for 10 years, Sarah decided to quit her position as marketing manager and pursue a career in freelance writing.
The next year, he let rip a shot that cracked the helmet of a goalie — who immediately turned in his pads, quitting the position altogether.
The next year, he let rip a shot that cracked the helmet of a goalie who immediately turned in his pads, quitting the position altogether.
The worker must try to correct work related problems before quitting the position.
He quit the same position at Reckitt Benckiser this year saying he needed to concentrate on the day job.Now the rumour mill suggests Cousins could be the next chairman of Tesco, which is definitely not a part-time posting.
I calculated that if I had stayed in my job -- though I had recently quit the publishing position -- until I was 65, the amount of money I would have earned was about the same as the amount of money that phone call gave me".
While at first she once looked up to the lawyer as an inspirational figure, she quickly became disillusioned with his inappropriate conduct and quit the paralegal position.
The French visitor Alexis de Tocqueville was so impressed by what he saw that he was moved to write that "the idea of progress comes naturally into each man's mind; the desire to rise swells in every heart at once and all men want to quit the former social position".
She announced that she was not just quitting the Barneys position, but leaving Manhattan itself and planning a yearlong move with her family to a farm in Oxfordshire, England, that is owned by the family of her husband, the artist Christopher Brooks.
