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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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theSids #mythociate: Dear, I dont know how you interpret it, but a thumbs down is to be given if the content of the discussion is not that good. Unfortunately, here you are wrong n this doing and it gives me a shade of negativity. Anyways, it is your decision to...

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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saundyl I have only quit three jobs - any of the rest I have had have been seasonal or school year based. The one job I was so mad when I quit I gave them one week's notice and that was my vacation i had booked off already. I went in and said i would not be...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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dorannmwin Well, with the most recent job that I had I pretty much gave them three months notice. That was because of the fact that I was pregnant with my son and I told them that I wanted to work until Paul was born but then I would not be returning after his...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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Scoopzz Good post. I works from age 16 to 62 so I have lots of positions over the years. I usually give 2 weeks but have walked off a few jobs. I recall threejobs that I really recall like it was yesterday. Job #1- I gave two weeks notice and the first week want by...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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ulan12rc In general you should give your employer at least fifteen days notice it is if you are not in the key personnel but if you are, you need to give them one month or more notice. It is the usual practice, so that the employer can hire somebody to replace your...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 3 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ You probably already know that I quit my job about four days ago. I got a new job last Thursday and was waiting for the notice as to when to start. This morning, I got this call from my...

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Janey1966 Firstly, let me say that I find this story HILARIOUS and you've made my day lol. If I fart in someone's presence and there's no way to hide the fact I just carry on talking a bit louder than usual, and hope they don't notice. Yeh,...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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anil02 Its depends of terms and conditions of employment agreement. Some where it is one month and some where it is one week. Indeed it is also depends of nature of your work. For a blue color job it may be one week and for a white color job it may be two months.

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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kokomo In our agency, they allow us 2 weeks to settle all our transaction or what so ever need to settle in their good office so that the separation between us and our employers are in good terms. Well, good for you that your employee allowed you to resign...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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ardoy0731 Here in my work, employees who will resing or quit job will have to stay one month after they filed resignation so that the company could get some replacement. Then the person whi wll leave have to train and do proper turn over of works to the new one. Making...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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lelin1123 The last job that I had I gave them about a year's notice believe it or not. I told them I was selling my home and once I got a buyer I would be moving to another State. So I was able to teach a new employee my job and left on very good terms with my boss....

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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carolbee Think the norm is about 2 weeks to give notice. That gives the company time to replace the person leaving. This has been my practice over the years so I can leave with ease and help train the person replacing me. Did something very unethical and quit a job 4...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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sender621 I think that it is proper business ettiquette to give your employer at least two weeks notice. Employers need time to fill the space you are vacating. This kind of respect can follow you when you need that employer for your next job...

3 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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Patsie Hatley hi babyanna oh mine w as just he opposite I just asked for a leave of absence as I had to have some surgery and went to my manager to ask for the leave only to be told she felt she gad to let me go, being very dramatic and saying"Oh this is the hardest thing...

2 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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Cutie18f Some companies have their own rules. Usually it's a month. It's a good thing that you were allowed to quit directly even without a month's notice. I hope you will find your dream job soon.

2 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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Raine38 When I was a rank and file, I usually tender a two weeks' notice. When I was already on a supervisory position the company usually requires a month of notice. That includes the turn over and the training of the replacement about the basics of my duties and...

2 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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Heather Echola Usually a two week notice is wanted where I am working. A month is nice for a hard to fill position. I just want to change part of the job I am working and I will give three weeks to one month notice. I hope you find the kind of job you need.

2 Feb 13

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jadoixa @jadoixa (1166) • Philippines 1 Feb 13

there is a good and patient husband and he has a wife who has an impatient and negative kind of attitude,.her mouth is always nagging and she is mostly angry and would talk and response in a negative way to the husband most of the...

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jadoixa yes, this woman is lucky to have him. maybe if other men are in his situation, they would already complain, have big fights, and leave this woman already. if i am in that kind of situation, i would not be able to tolerate it. this kind of attitude is not going...

2 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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hereandthere here in our country, it's usually 15 to 30 days' notice and i've always followed it, except the last one because something happened so i quit immediately. in your case, you told them you're willing to give them 1 month, but they told you you don't have to,...

2 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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topffer It depends of your contract and of your job in my country. It generally varies from one month for an employee with less than 2 years of length of service to 3 months for an executive, but the employment contract can decide differently -- from 2 weeks to 6...

2 Feb 13

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babyanna @babyanna (1216) • China 2 Feb 13

Hi, my dear Mylotters~ Recently I just quit a job. It is an early education company. I loved the environment there but I didn't like the fact that my English skills aren't fully employed. Before I told my chief...

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ARIES1973 Hi babyana! The last time I left a job. I got my appointment on the 22 of March and resigned on the prior job I had on the 23rd, the same day I reported on my present job. This was allowed because they already know that I am applying for a job in the...

2 Feb 13

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