How and when you tell your boss you're looking for a new job?
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Hello there The job i'm in today is really getting boring, so I think i need a change and i'm looking for a new job, actually the last week I went to a interview, and I'm waiting for them to give a call...:laugh:. I talk to my boss about this one and it seems not to be the better. Now he is thinking (:~ I suppose) not to give me new proyects. Why I'm thinking that?.. well, by now I was about to finish a project, and yesterday he ask me to give that project to another person here in the company. Do you think i was wrong on tellin' my boss about this interview? eLFeR
eLFeRNaNDiTo wrote:
Do you think i was wrong on tellin' my boss about this interview?
Yes.
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led mike wrote:
leckey wrote: Nahumina? qué?
Who to the what now?
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is standard.
A man said to the universe: "Sir I exist!" "However," replied the Universe, "The fact has not created in me A sense of obligation." -- Stephen Crane
Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:
Two weeks before your next job starts
Two weeks? I think it depends on your notice period. One month is standard notice period in the UK.
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Richard A. Abbott wrote:
What might be better questions are "what do I want from this life ? what are my ambitions - short term, medium term and long term ? and how am I going to get there - what must I do to realise my ambitions ? ".
I agree, though part of the subtle sarcasm (at least I think so) of my response is that often, we are told that the problem is with "us", not with something/somebody else. It seems to be a thing of today's pop culture, that other people are fine, we have to figure out what's wrong with us in order to coexist peacefully and work in harmony. It's a perspective that has value but I feel has been pushed too far. Maybe I'm just burnt out on it though, as my ex-wife would always tell me the problem wasn't with her, it was with me. One could argue she was right, as I couldn't figure out a solution to "my" problem, so I solved it by divorcing her. Marc
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It seems to be a thing of today's pop culture, that other people are fine, we have to figure out what's wrong with us in order to coexist peacefully and work in harmony. It's a perspective that has value but I feel has been pushed too far.
Glad there are people who think outside the box.
Marc Clifton wrote:
One could argue she was right, as I couldn't figure out a solution to "my" problem, so I solved it by divorcing her.
Sorry to hear that. I resolved my problem by being accomodating. It's not about right or wrong. It's just how bad you want that person.
Norman Fung
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Hello there The job i'm in today is really getting boring, so I think i need a change and i'm looking for a new job, actually the last week I went to a interview, and I'm waiting for them to give a call...:laugh:. I talk to my boss about this one and it seems not to be the better. Now he is thinking (:~ I suppose) not to give me new proyects. Why I'm thinking that?.. well, by now I was about to finish a project, and yesterday he ask me to give that project to another person here in the company. Do you think i was wrong on tellin' my boss about this interview? eLFeR
Really bad move. I will be handing my notice in this Friday. Because i am going back to education i have known for sure that i would be leaving (and the date) for about the last 3 months. I have known i would probably be going since about Christmas but have i told anyone at work yet? Have i hell. Yes i feel a bit guilty about keeping quiet and just giving minimum notice (which will really drop my employer in it with a very important project) but i have no doubt that its the correct thing to do (for me and my family at least, not for my employer though). I dont know what the reaction will be on Friday. Given whats at stake he will either cry or scream and i have no doubt that i dont want to be around for the month after (fortunatley i will be on customers sites for most of my notice so i wont have to be around the office too much). Would i have told him Chrismas that i was probably leaving in September? Yea right. You have basically just quit. Only now its up to your boss when you go. Also untill you go you will not be trusted, if you think its boring now just wait for a couple more weeks. Jon
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Marc Clifton wrote:
It seems to be a thing of today's pop culture, that other people are fine, we have to figure out what's wrong with us in order to coexist peacefully and work in harmony. It's a perspective that has value but I feel has been pushed too far.
Glad there are people who think outside the box.
Marc Clifton wrote:
One could argue she was right, as I couldn't figure out a solution to "my" problem, so I solved it by divorcing her.
Sorry to hear that. I resolved my problem by being accomodating. It's not about right or wrong. It's just how bad you want that person.
Norman Fung
norm wrote:
Sorry to hear that. I resolved my problem by being accomodating. It's not about right or wrong. It's just how bad you want that person.
I agree, divorce sucks. But don't get the impression that I didn't try very hard for a very long time to see her perspective, and to try and be accomodating. I bent over backwards to accomodate, and all I got was more criticism, complaints, and condemnation. There was no reciprocation. In the end, it wasn't how bad I want that person, it was how bad I want to get away from that person. Marc
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norm wrote:
Sorry to hear that. I resolved my problem by being accomodating. It's not about right or wrong. It's just how bad you want that person.
I agree, divorce sucks. But don't get the impression that I didn't try very hard for a very long time to see her perspective, and to try and be accomodating. I bent over backwards to accomodate, and all I got was more criticism, complaints, and condemnation. There was no reciprocation. In the end, it wasn't how bad I want that person, it was how bad I want to get away from that person. Marc
Some people believe what the bible says. Literally. At least [with Wikipedia] you have the chance to correct the wiki -- Jörgen Sigvardsson
People are just notoriously impossible. --DavidCrow
There's NO excuse for not commenting your code. -- John Simmons / outlaw programmerMarc Clifton wrote:
I agree, divorce sucks. But don't get the impression that I didn't try very hard for a very long time ... In the end, it wasn't how bad I want that person, it was how bad I want to get away from that person.
Perhaps sometimes you just need to get lucky...
Norman Fung
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??? :~
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Disagree with:
Richard A. Abbott wrote:
Perhaps he was happy yesterday but today he is in a rut, perhaps "down in the dumps", but tomorrow he may be again happy.
He already went on a job interview... unlikely caused by a couple of days down. Agreed with the rest though.
HollyHooo: He already went on a job interview... unlikely caused by a couple of days down. It's not a couple of days down..... it's a longer period of time, you know, i have been working for this company about six years. the first four years I was in a diferent dept. and the last two years in another one. in this last one I feel I didn't fit well with the companions here. I think I have many reasons for a change....