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In response to
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2 weeks notice from her old job -- nm
"
by
amoxy
So, the one who is being fired was kept around while you hired her replacement?
Posted by
musubi
Aug 26 '10, 13:40
That seems....cold.
Responses:
it happens all the time. -- nm
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Kim Pine
Aug 26, 13:48
he is in Minnesota -- nm
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zork
Aug 26, 13:46
Firing someone and then saying "Your replacement will be here in two weeks" is colder -- nm
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Roger More
Aug 26, 13:44
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or give her two weeks notice so that she can start to look while they're waiting for the new person to start -- nm
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pixie yanagita
Aug 26, 13:47
1
"great, two weeks to steal office supplies!" -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 26, 13:48
not to mention, who answers the phones for those two weeks? -- nm
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znufrii
Aug 26, 13:46
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not me. i have a toothache. -- nm
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dawson's secretary
Aug 26, 13:47
Isn't that typically how it goes? -- nm
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Name Withheld By Request
Aug 26, 13:43
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