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My perspective may be skewed, I work for a lot of large companies. So take note of that. But in my experience, companies don't care about you, don't owe you an
by halis 10y ago
My perspective may be skewed, I work for a lot of large companies. So take note of that.
But in my experience, companies don't care about you, don't owe you anything and would drop you like a bad habbit tomorrow if they didn't need what you provide.
It is always reasonable and expected to provide a company with two weeks notice before leaving.
Furthermore, I make it a point to work harder those last weeks. Put the headphones on more and blow through stuff. Add documentation, tests, work extra hours that you don't charge for.
Having said that, once those two weeks are up, your obligation is over. Do what is best for you, your career and your family and move on with no regrets.