I have been Pastry Chef at my job for almost 2 years. I actually work inside a large store. For the last 2 years I've been told my upper management how much the love my work, how great a job I was doing. A new chef, my direct boss, was hired several months ago. He has been trying to influence himself into my menus which I have been very vocally opposed too. I found out that the manager in charge of the company decided he wants this new chef to do all my menus and tell me what to make. I've had complete autonomy and free reign the entire time I've been in this job. In 15 years I've NEVER been railroaded like this. So I'm quitting next week. I have another job lined up from a friend. I'm quitting no call, no show, with an email that simply says I QUIT. So here's my question, our email system is set up that anyone can send out a mass email. I was thinking of sending out a mass email to the employees explaining my side of the story and why I chose to quit so abruptly. I have a very good relationship with the store staff. They are my biggest fans and customers. And I don't want my boss or upper management to distort the story of what happened. Do you guys think this seem super petty and immature to do?