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All of my soon-to-be-former coworkers have been super kind and complimentary ahead of my departure.
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znufrii
Jun 13 '24, 17:41
Looks like I'm still managing to fool them somehow.
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One of them slipped me a note that read “TELL OUR STORY” -- nm
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Mop🧹
Jun 13, 18:05
Also, my department head indirectly asked, again, whether I had changed my mind about leaving
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znufrii
Jun 13, 17:45
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It's fascinating that you're actually getting to work the notice out. Unless I'm misunderstanding. Every time I've given notice, they've been...
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Qale
Jun 13, 17:57
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I'm really bad at delegating stuff so there's a lot of knowledge transfer happening. (see above about fooling all my coworkers) -- nm
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znufrii
Jun 13, 18:06
4/5 I've worked the notice period, but one of those was prett much a one week handover then I screwed around for two weeks.
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mafic
Jun 13, 18:06
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I'm not getting paid out for any of my vacay, so I'm sprinkling that throughout. I've got one in-flight deliverable left that will be done early next week. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Jun 13, 18:08
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3 weeks is minimum, 4 weeks is about the norm here, up to probably 60 days for C-suite, and vacation is untouchable.
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mafic
Jun 13, 18:11
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