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polarmystery

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So I'm sitting at my cubicle and my boss was away from his so I dropped off my letter of resignation at his cubicle. He went to our engineering managers office to call me in and tell me my yearly salary increase (so it would be in private) not knowing I dropped off my resignation letter. That was probably one of the single most ironic moments of my life when he returned to his desk after that moment.
 
Originally posted by: mxyzptlk
I take it the raise wasn't enough for you to consider staying?

what really would be ironing is if the raise was too good to pass up and his boss accepts his resignation after finding it at his cubicle.
 
Originally posted by: darkxshade
Originally posted by: mxyzptlk
I take it the raise wasn't enough for you to consider staying?

what really would be ironing is if the raise was too good to pass up and his boss accepts his resignation after finding it at his cubicle.

that just might make the ironing cosmetic.
 
Wow, you're a passive aggressive douchebag if you can't even tell your boss face-to-face you're leaving or hand-deliver the letter to him and tell him then. What is wrong with people these days?
 
Originally posted by: beer
Wow, you're a passive aggressive douchebag if you can't even tell your boss face-to-face you're leaving or hand-deliver the letter to him and tell him then. What is wrong with people these days?

Ha... I quit my first part-time job by dumping off my letter of resignation on one of my coworkers. Didn't have the balls to see the boss, wasn't close to him, so dumped it, left, profit.
 
Originally posted by: polarmystery
So I'm sitting at my cubicle and my boss was away from his so I dropped off my letter of resignation at his cubicle. He went to our engineering managers office to call me in and tell me my yearly salary increase (so it would be in private) not knowing I dropped off my resignation letter. That was probably one of the single most ironic moments of my life when he returned to his desk after that moment.

Why didn't you tell him you were resigning at the meeting regarding your salary increase?
 
you're a douche for not telling him right then and there. he probably feels a bit foolish giving you a raise, only to have you resign.
 
Originally posted by: beer
Wow, you're a passive aggressive douchebag if you can't even tell your boss face-to-face you're leaving or hand-deliver the letter to him and tell him then. What is wrong with people these days?

I think I emailed my last resignation letter.
 
He already knew I was leaving, that just made it official as I already told him that. I guess I forgot to mention that in my OP 😱
 
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: polarmystery
So I'm sitting at my cubicle and my boss was away from his so I dropped off my letter of resignation at his cubicle. He went to our engineering managers office to call me in and tell me my yearly salary increase (so it would be in private) not knowing I dropped off my resignation letter. That was probably one of the single most ironic moments of my life when he returned to his desk after that moment.

Why didn't you tell him you were resigning at the meeting regarding your salary increase?

See the second post
 
Originally posted by: polarmystery
He already knew I was leaving, that just made it official as I already told him that. I guess I forgot to mention that in my OP 😱

So......he knew you were leaving but still offered the raise?

Err....
 
Originally posted by: BlackTigers
Originally posted by: polarmystery
He already knew I was leaving, that just made it official as I already told him that. I guess I forgot to mention that in my OP 😱

So......he knew you were leaving but still offered the raise?

Err....


Seconded, I think o/p needs to look up the definition of irony/ironing
 
Originally posted by: halik
Originally posted by: BlackTigers
Originally posted by: polarmystery
He already knew I was leaving, that just made it official as I already told him that. I guess I forgot to mention that in my OP 😱

So......he knew you were leaving but still offered the raise?

Err....


Seconded, I think o/p needs to look up the definition of being a dumbass

Thirded, and fixed.
 
*let's out a big drawn out sigh*

I give up I guess it was not as ironic/funny/weird as I thought. 🙁 I guess I thought it was ironic because I did it at that exact same moment, I wasn't expecting him to offer me the raise (everyone got a raise here, he was just giving me the documentation for it and I already knew it)

*sigh*


...*backs out of own thread*
 
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