It can depend. If I've been with the company for a while and there are still projects that actually need wrapping up or documenting, sure, I'll fill my final d

It can depend. If I've been with the company for a while and there are still projects that actually need wrapping up or documenting, sure, I'll fill my final days with work. In other cases I've done very little during the notice period because there maybe nothing I need to "wrap up", the only thing left for me to do being general tasks. No, I can't say that I'll work very hard in my last days in this case. I'm of the belief that, if you have nothing to do for your final days, you should just quit without the whole "2 weeks notice" thing. Some good employers will say they don't mind if you don't work 2 more weeks before you even have a chance to explain why you are quitting immediately. Surfing HN 8 hours a day for 2 weeks doesn't do you or the employer any good.