Maybe?
But they also have had 2 years to have a backup for me for this location and they havent done shit.
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But they also have had 2 years to have a backup for me for this location and they havent done shit.
I always try to leave on the best terms possible and never burn any bridges. Never know when you might need to talk to people or use as a reference, etc....
That being said, if I received an offer and it was ridiculously more money I would give one week but bust my ass that final week to try to leave the previous employer in the best position possible.
That being said, if I received an offer and it was ridiculously more money I would give one week but bust my ass that final week to try to leave the previous employer in the best position possible.
Its not a super increase, 10k, possibly 20k increase after 30-60 days..
But this also checks off 2 HUGE boxes ive been looking for....full remote and same or more pay.
Just speaking as a business owner. I would never hire anyone back that did that to me. I thought by law and would have to double check, but pretty sure a previous employer cant bad mouth you to a future employer. The way around that is you stress that you would never hire said person back and future employer should be able to pick up on thatMaybe?
But they also have had 2 years to have a backup for me for this location and they havent done shit.
As much as I love being loyal to a company, in the end, I am just a number to them so they are a number to me.
The people I care to stay in touch with will have my personal info.
The people I care to stay in touch with will have my personal info.
Yeah but full remote is huge. How much gas/fast food money you save as well as parking or any other job related costs that you have to pay out of pocket with no reimbursement.
And time commuting. I'm saving an hour day without a commute, that's basically going back in my pocket.
I guess I didnt really mean ridiculously more money, but if it is really worth it for you, then by all means you can do one week, I would just bust ass the final week to leave them in the best position possible.
I never fault people for trying to better themselves and taking a new job, but if they screw me over the final time they are here by doing nothing, calling in sick, etc. then I would never do anything for them in the future and there is a 0% chance I would rehire them if they found out the new job wasnt as good of a fit as they thought.
Currently company car and they reimburse everything but the fast food lol but yes, i dont have to go out anymore all over the place for work
I agree and i wouldnt leave them in a bad position other then pointing out their slacking on getting another person badged.
You dont think WFH will get boring? I mean, I dont know how some of you guys do it, those that WFH full time. I dont mind it once maybe twice a week especially during winter. But fuck man, the walls start closing in on you eventually and shit gets real boring for me.
Just found out that the new contract we're doing at work is going to require a buttload of paperwork that Im going to have to sign and initial like crazy.....
Custom stamps ordered. Fuck all that.
Custom stamps ordered. Fuck all that.
They do. I get anxious to go out and do something after a few days. But having a cat or two running around breaks up the monotony of it. When it's nice out that means when I'm done working I don't have to sit in the car for 30-40 minutes losing daylight. I can just put the laptop to sleep, hop on the bicycle and know i'll have like a solid 3-4 hours of daylight left.
Plus, the 24/7 private bathroom makes it worth it.
When u get fired they don’t give u notice. I don’t believe in a 2 week notice. If I’m leaving, I’m not coming back
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no, I have plenty to keep me busy at home lol
Plus what I do isnt the same thing every day. There may also be occasional travel with the new gig maybe once every couple months.
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