> > The moment you give your resignation, there are good odds your company will say "we accept your resignation effective immediately. Goodbye." > Genuine ques

> > The moment you give your resignation, there are good odds your company will say "we accept your resignation effective immediately. Goodbye." > Genuine question; is this a US thing? At least in California/Silicon Valley I have never seen or experienced such a thing in almost 30 years, so I can say confidently it is not common. Of course it can happen, there are zero employee protections in the US. But it's not common. People generally give 2 weeks notice and keep coming in to the office (pre-pandemic) for those two weeks to meet with others and help transfer knowledge, hang out, do farewell lunches etc. Only on the end of the last day is your account access revoked. That's the expected convention.