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Notice periods are still a thing. And in many places outside of the US they aren't just a thing you do out of courtesy (sometimes much longer than 2 weeks too).
by jstx1 4y ago
Notice periods are still a thing. And in many places outside of the US they aren't just a thing you do out of courtesy (sometimes much longer than 2 weeks too). And even notice periods didn't exist, what's stopping the company from laying off new hires anyway?
- sys_64738 4y agoNotice periods are called extended breaks outside the USA. I've done them before and I put my feet up at my desk and let time pass. If you are a friend and worthwhile colleague then I will happily help you and my immediate team. I'm not there to screw up my teammates.