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>What happens if you rage quit? Win the lottery? Well, I'm a professional, so I finish my job... I shouldn't be changing job more than once every 2 years, so
by Dayshine 10y ago
>What happens if you rage quit? Win the lottery?
Well, I'm a professional, so I finish my job...
I shouldn't be changing job more than once every 2 years, so 3 months is nothing. The notice period is often reduced for the first 6 months, or you can ask for that before signing your contract.
In reality a company has no real desire to keep a disgruntled employee longer than they have to, so you can burn bridges and leave earlier if force the issue. It's a pretty unprofessional thing to do though.
- CalRobert 10y agoWell sure, I think the difference is between what's courteous and what's contractually stipulated. It's rude to give short or no notice regardless, but it's not always a contractual obligation.