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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
This weeks edition of what would you do: Employment edition
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<blockquote data-quote="R.D.P." data-source="post: 15212733" data-attributes="member: 155368"><p>I did this one time. The job I had only been at for about a month was straight up nasty about it. I went into the second in commands office (small company, maybe 50 people) and manned up and told her the situation face to face and was as professional about it as possible. She turned on me like I had just told her to go **** herself and they treated me like they just found out I stole something. I couldn't believe it. It's been 15yrs and I still remember it very clearly and am still pissed.</p><p></p><p>Moral of the story - if you do decide to bail on the current job, just slip out with your stuff tomorrow evening, leave anything you will have to give back to them there, then send an e-mail and never look back. They are going to hate you either way, so don't give them the opportunity to treat you like a criminal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="R.D.P., post: 15212733, member: 155368"] I did this one time. The job I had only been at for about a month was straight up nasty about it. I went into the second in commands office (small company, maybe 50 people) and manned up and told her the situation face to face and was as professional about it as possible. She turned on me like I had just told her to go **** herself and they treated me like they just found out I stole something. I couldn't believe it. It's been 15yrs and I still remember it very clearly and am still pissed. Moral of the story - if you do decide to bail on the current job, just slip out with your stuff tomorrow evening, leave anything you will have to give back to them there, then send an e-mail and never look back. They are going to hate you either way, so don't give them the opportunity to treat you like a criminal. [/QUOTE]
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