Comments | rudelypinioned: Handing in my notice

rudelypinioned

Handing in my notice

Sep 02, 2006 17:44

To those of you who have previously quit their jobs;

Help! It's nearly two in the morning and I need this for tomorrow. How do I hand my notice in? I know I have to write down that I am leaving so that they have it on paper, but all I have so far is; Dear Bhs, I am writing to inform you that as of Sunday the 3rd of September 2006 I am handing in ( Read more... )

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rudelypinioned September 3 2006, 15:34:59 UTC

Exactly, no-one's ever explained this handing in of the notice to me before! But people also put lots of emphasis on a CV, acting like it takes two million years to complete when really it's so straightforward! Priorities, people.

I was going to say thank you, but I couldn't think of a successful way of wording it so the sarcasm was present. There needed to be sarcasm.

tellingasecret September 3 2006, 01:40:39 UTC

Sounds good to me. I've quit two jobs in the past nine months (although this last one was a lot easier since my boss was my mom's best friend). The first one, I almost wrote the same thing and thanked my boss for everything, even though I hated her.

rudelypinioned September 3 2006, 15:36:14 UTC

Hahaha! I couldn't face thanking Bhs. Ok, the people aren't totally evil really, but I hated it! You should've been sickly sweet and thankful :p

oh_thesoundof September 3 2006, 02:43:35 UTC

Sounds good to me, and if the Record of Employment over there has the option, it'll state that you're returning to school.

rudelypinioned September 3 2006, 15:37:15 UTC

Yay! Notice handed in and not handed back with a "not good enough" notice attached. (It seemed like homework!) Very had not to write "kthxbye" at the end!

oh_thesoundof September 4 2006, 00:03:25 UTC

Sweet! The last time I did it, I did it much more dramatically. I called my boss aside, told her she was making me miserable and then handed her a one line "As of month/day/year, I resign my position of..."

But I wouldn't recommend doing that ;)

arka_dash September 3 2006, 12:37:43 UTC

I think that sounds fine as it is x

Each to their own blacksheep_inc September 3 2006, 18:27:21 UTC

I have a right to state my opinion whether you or whomever else doesn't like it. You have NO idea how the situation went down with that customer, it was horrible! If I can stop other people from doing business with her by stating what a horrible experience it was for me than so be it.

Re: Each to their own rudelypinioned September 3 2006, 18:29:42 UTC

Ok, sure. I understand that I don't now what happened, and I'm sorry if I came across as rude to you, I was just making a personal observation. Don't mind me! :)

Re: Each to their own blacksheep_inc September 3 2006, 18:32:59 UTC

:) thanks for understanding
i have an excellent rep on lj and i won't that little lady ruin it for me

Re: Each to their own rudelypinioned September 3 2006, 18:34:59 UTC

I really shouldn't have said anything, so I apologise again! Good luck with your selling!