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Creole
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11. "Nope. "
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Mon Feb-02-15 04:40 PM by Creole

  

          

It's a courtesy. I'd try to get the other spot to push the date out by a week. If they are unable, resign "Effective Immediately" or with a one week notice. Either way, you come first. And if YOU need a week to decompress from one before starting another, then YOU need to do YOU gotta do.

I've done all three. It's not hurt me one bit in my professional life.

  

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Do you always give 2 weeks notice when resigning??? [View all] , Ron Burgandy, Mon Feb-02-15 02:34 PM
 
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I give two weeks to the current employer
Feb 02nd 2015
1
always give 2 weeks notice
Feb 02nd 2015
2
what kinda gig we typing about?
Feb 02nd 2015
3
RE: what kinda gig we typing about?
Feb 02nd 2015
6
lady did that at my job and my boss fired her shortly after
Feb 02nd 2015
4
Give 2 weeks but hint you could do less
Feb 02nd 2015
5
push the start date out
Feb 02nd 2015
7
RE: push the start date out
Feb 02nd 2015
8
oh yea. it might look like you are juggling offers if you push multiple
Feb 02nd 2015
14
Yo... Speaking of jobs and shit!
Feb 02nd 2015
12
      what was it?
Feb 02nd 2015
15
no, but try to. and always give as much notice as possible.
Feb 02nd 2015
9
have to give 2w here to get paid
Feb 02nd 2015
10
It's a courtesy? lolsmhlol
Feb 04th 2015
18
Always unless I win the lottery. I never burn bridges
Feb 02nd 2015
13
RE: Do you always give 2 weeks notice when resigning???
Feb 04th 2015
16
RE: Do you always give 2 weeks notice when resigning???
Feb 04th 2015
17
Fortunately I've been at the same company 14 years
Feb 04th 2015
19

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