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Gave notice yesterday... - xxx
Posted: Aug 14, 2012
My employers response? Crickets...nada...nothing. Not even an acknowledgement that I was leaving. Seems strange, don't you think?
You should send her an - SM
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automated email card. Something like frogs in tophats and canes singing something like "It's been nice to work for you, really much fun. But I gotta go now, gotta run." Wonder if that would get a response?
I did that once and didn't hear anything until - E
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Day 14 of my 2 week notice. They wanted to know what they could do to keep me. I had already accepted another job.
LOL - xxx
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The e-card sounds cool. Might have to try that. Can't imagine companies waiting until day 14 to discuss it.
I was fortunate enough to get a scholarship that will pay me a monthly stipend so I can go to school full time and not have to work so much. I am keeping an IC job, 12 hours per week, that I really like. This other one, though, has been pure slog, and the pay has been mediocre at best.
question for you - sm
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Where did you find this scholorship that pays a monthly stipend? Please email me any info you have on this. I am so desperate to get out of MT and get back to school, I just cant afford to not work full time. :(
Please email me too!!! - mt
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I can't afford to stop working full-time but so want out of this field. I can't even afford 1 year of school, have already lost my house.
please mail me also with the info - would really appeciate it.nm
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