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dirtbag__dad 3 hours ago [-]
I’ve twice put in my 2 weeks and have been fired on the spot. In one case, I had to ask for permission to work for a couple days for free so I wouldn’t leave my teammate hanging (the situation unfolded rather suddenly).
Knowing what I know now, I’d still put in my 2 weeks, but also be prepared with my new employer that I might start immediately, depending on how old employer takes it.
whatever1 1 hours ago [-]
After covid the masks have fallen. Employees dont care about their companies, they jumped overnight to the highest bidder. Companies don’t care, all of the office theatrics were not needed (remote worked fine). After Trump election they dropped pretending too, all of the corporate responsibility programs were cancelled, and now all of the ceos openly talk about firing their personnel while they have vastly profitable businesses.
It is all going great, we are becoming south Europe. Nobody will be willing to work for any price, and employers will have nobody to sell their products for any price. Enjoy.
willio58 1 hours ago [-]
The 2 week notice isn’t just out of the kindness of your heart. It’s an amount that’s been generally accepted by everyone as “good enough” to not burn bridges. Ultimately, if you don’t need those bridges and you’re good screwing your coworkers (there are rare times this makes sense), you always could give zero notice and quit. Why even quit at that point? Just no-show and see if they keep paying you.
Those bridges can really come in handy though. People always say it’s who you know, not what you know. That’s 100% true in my experience and when I look at the people making the most money around me.
FWIW I like to say I’m giving 3 weeks notice to my new employer, then give 2 weeks notice to my old one, and have a week to breathe :)
Knowing what I know now, I’d still put in my 2 weeks, but also be prepared with my new employer that I might start immediately, depending on how old employer takes it.
It is all going great, we are becoming south Europe. Nobody will be willing to work for any price, and employers will have nobody to sell their products for any price. Enjoy.
Those bridges can really come in handy though. People always say it’s who you know, not what you know. That’s 100% true in my experience and when I look at the people making the most money around me.
FWIW I like to say I’m giving 3 weeks notice to my new employer, then give 2 weeks notice to my old one, and have a week to breathe :)