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Originally Posted by aigel
Always give 2 weeks notice.
Many of you are very bitter. It is an abstract "they" that do things to you and the "company". What you do not see is that you have a direct supervisor, coworkers or even subordinates that may suffer if you suddenly disappear. It is those people you worry about. Those are the people you may see again in the future. Especially today, when it is so easy to stay in touch and keep track (and take care) of one-another.
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ALWAYS??? Sorry, but I disagree, and you can't possibly be serious when you say "always give 2 weeks notice" without knowing the specifics of unique situations. In hindsight, it was undoubtedly the best career move "I" ever made. As someone else stated, "loyalty is a two-way street"... and there is virtually NONE in corporate america anymore from what I've experienced. I'm probably a bit jaded about corporate life, but certainly not bitter...life is good
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