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So I quit my job.... Friday the 19th is my last day *POLL ADDED*

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Doboji

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Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
 
Well, if you want to get paid....? I don't see why it would be different than any other week.

Depends on your workplace environment, though.
 
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
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How about training your replacement like you should be doing, documenting what you know for the job into SOP's, and preparing for a new employee?
 
Haha, that's my quit date as well 😛

I'm feeling super lazy, but I'm not going to be an @$$ and not do work while I'm still getting paid for it 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
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Little bit different,
but I feel the same way, my summer contract ends in 2 weeks.
Compared to one day last week I havn't accomplished anything this week 😀😀
Kudos!
 
Originally posted by: NuroMancer
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
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Little bit different,
but I feel the same way, my summer contract ends in 2 weeks.
Compared to one day last week I havn't accomplished anything this week 😀😀
Kudos!
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EDIT: could also be that fact that I have nothing to do. and I've asked for work...
 
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
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well, there's work and then there's the appearance of work 😉 depends if you want a recommendation from them in the future. the last job I quit, an 8 to 5, became a 10 to 2 in my last two weeks.
 
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
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How about training your replacement like you should be doing, documenting what you know for the job into SOP's, and preparing for a new employee?
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yeah yeah duty and honor and all that....

I'm a documentation nutjob, so everything I've done is already fully documented and handed off to the team.

But beyond that I really can't motivate myself to work, I was an hour late for work this morning... I mean what are they gonna do? Fire me?

-Max
 
Originally posted by: Yossarian
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
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well, there's work and then there's the appearance of work 😉 depends if you want a recommendation from them in the future. the last job I quit, an 8 to 5, became a 10 to 2 in my last two weeks.
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ahhhh yes... the appearance of work🙂 ATOT looks like work!... so nef all day everyday until I leave... I see... very very smart thinking🙂 I like it!
 
Originally posted by: Doboji
How about training your replacement like you should be doing, documenting what you know for the job into SOP's, and preparing for a new employee?
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yeah yeah duty and honor and all that....

I'm a documentation nutjob, so everything I've done is already fully documented and handed off to the team.

But beyond that I really can't motivate myself to work, I was an hour late for work this morning... I mean what are they gonna do? Fire me?

-Max[/quote]

Can you go two weeks without income?

 
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
Click to expand...

How about training your replacement like you should be doing, documenting what you know for the job into SOP's, and preparing for a new employee?
Click to expand...

yeah yeah duty and honor and all that....

I'm a documentation nutjob, so everything I've done is already fully documented and handed off to the team.

But beyond that I really can't motivate myself to work, I was an hour late for work this morning... I mean what are they gonna do? Fire me?

-Max
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i would. if youre not going to have the respect for yourself and the company to finish out your 2 weeks with pride, youre not worth the money youre getting paid and just become a distraction to the other employees.

im an asshole like that, tho. really depends on your soon to be former boss and the company you work for.
 
Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: Doboji
Cuz I really don't feel the need, desire, or reason to do anything than nef and read fantasy football articles....

Anyone else with experience with these things?

-Max
Click to expand...

How about training your replacement like you should be doing, documenting what you know for the job into SOP's, and preparing for a new employee?
Click to expand...

yeah yeah duty and honor and all that....

I'm a documentation nutjob, so everything I've done is already fully documented and handed off to the team.

But beyond that I really can't motivate myself to work, I was an hour late for work this morning... I mean what are they gonna do? Fire me?

-Max
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Yes. Do you ever plan to use this job on your resume? If so, work hard to the end.
 
On every job I've ever had, I've ALWAYS given 100% through the last day. They're paying you to do what they hired you for, if you're not willing to do what they're giving you money for, you should either have quit two weeks ago without notice, or they should have fired you.
 
Originally posted by: Shadowknight
On every job I've ever had, I've ALWAYS given 100% through the last day. They're paying you to do what they hired you for, if you're not willing to do what they're giving you money for, you should either have quit two weeks ago without notice, or they should have fired you.
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Wow... so time to add a poll I guess... seems alot of people say I should work...

-Max
 
if you not doing your job causes more work for you co-workers then i suggest you do it. My co-worker quit last week and come to find out after she left she didnt do jack the last two weeks she was here. I spent all this week doing all her task she didnt do, and i have a whole different opinon of her now.
 
Do you have another job already?

When I quit my last job for my current one I worked like normal for the first week then the second one came around and I wasn't so into it, I basically neffed all day on here and did what was needed to be done but nothing more.

They didn't care either really, they didn't have anyone lined up to replace me so there wasn't any training or any crap like that to much.
 
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