I need tuesday off for a job interview yet I dont know if I should tell him or not. He'd make a great reference yet he is kinda a pissy guy and would take it personally I was looking for a new job. Like as if I didn't like him and I wanted to get a new job because of it.
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Why give the boss a heads up? As if he would let you know that you might be fired in a month. No - keep that info under your hat. Things might fall through, and you'll look like an ass. You'll gain nothing by telling him.
Well nothing except having the upper hand for two weeks - that is if he doesn't fire you one the spot. Not sure what kind of organization you work for(skating rink? are you the DJ guy for all the 8 year old?), but it's not uncommon to get escorted out of the building 10 mins after you turn in your two weeks notice. In business, that's normal. It's not worth the risk.Originally posted by Matt-Bhey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?
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Don't tell. Just ask for a day off. If your interview is positive then give enough time for the future ex-employer to find a replacement. If you don't get the job, nobody will know it.
Hopefully, your new pay check will be substantially more at the new place, because that's about the only non-personal reason you can give to switch jobs. If your current employer asks why you didn't ask for a raise, simply mention you feared to get slacked if you asked for one, especially considering the current economical mood... To back this excuse, don't hesitate to hint at it this week. Simply casually ask what are the possibilities of salary improvement in the short term (like during a coffee break). Plant the seed...
Changing jobs is exactly like changing girlfriends...Last edited by Massive Lee; 04-16-2010, 05:27 AM.Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
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Originally posted by Massive Lee View PostDon't tell. Ssk for a day off. If your interview is positive then give enough time for the future ex-employer to find a replacement. If you don't get the job, nobody will know it.
Hopefully, your new pay check will be substantially more at the new place, because that's about the only non-personal reason you can give to switch jobs. If your current employer asks why you didn't ask for a raise, simply mention you feared to get slacked if you asked for one, especially considering the current economical mood... To back this excuse, don't hesitate to hint at it this week. Simply casually ask what are the possibilities of salary improvement in the short term (like during a coffee break). Plant the seed...
Changing jobs is exactly like changing girlfriends...
To find a job Im home every night and make more than I do now, why not make the jump?
I just sent an email asking for a half personal day. That way I can fly out that night.Ma che cazzo state dicendo? :|
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You have all the reasons to look for a better work environment, buddy. Go for it.Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
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Originally posted by george graves View Post.......but it's not uncommon to get escorted out of the building 10 mins after you turn in your two weeks notice. In business, that's normal. It's not worth the risk.Need parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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