Should I submit a letter of resignation during a performance review? I've accepted another job offer, I'm ready to give my 2 weeks notice. I've got an official letter of resignation ready to go, however I have an annual performance review scheduled and I was thinking of submitting the letter / breaking the news to my supervisor during the performance review. No matter what she says in the meeting I will be leaving the company no matter what, regardless if I get a counter offer. I'm not leaving out of malice, but I'm worried that maybe my supervisor will be caught off guard due to the format of the meeting being a performance review. She's a very good supervisor, and I hate the thought of her thinking that she did something wrong. She's also done alot of work around recognizing me for my work and fighting for me.  

Should I submit the letter / news during the meeting? Should I schedule a separate meeting?