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Thanks for actually pointing out all those things that made me feel as if the story was made up. I would add the general style of the write up. It does not see
by chki 9y ago
Thanks for actually pointing out all those things that made me feel as if the story was made up.
I would add the general style of the write up. It does not seem like a person being actually keen to receive an answer but is written like a tale. For example, notice the start of each paragraph: "Anyway"; "now maybe"; "the fact is". (That might be his personal way of writing as well, but it adds to the suspicious feeling)
And of course the fact that one can simply quit by Email, especially after having worked at a company for a long time seems highly unlikely, I would at least expect them to call you before moving on.
- spuz 9y agoI know of a few instances of people resigning by email. Two weeks ago, one project manager and one engineer quit by email from my parents' company on the same day. In one instance, I started working as a replacement for the engineer the day after. It's not inconceivable to me that a CEO would take that email as formal notice, or that they might find a replacement within 6 weeks.