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Even from this perspective I don't think the employee is in the wrong. If a job gives you mental strain, especially if it is affecting your performance, IMO th
by aylmao 3y ago
Even from this perspective I don't think the employee is in the wrong.
If a job gives you mental strain, especially if it is affecting your performance, IMO the right thing to do is to quit. I'm not surprised the boss was disappointed, but I do think they should've seen it coming.
I've been in situations where a job evidently isn't for me anymore, albeit in a seemingly healthier environment— my boss and I talked openly about the team no longer being a fit for me for weeks if not months prior.
I was evidently not working at my full potential too, and when I told my boss I was quitting, they told me what date I should officially submit my resignation so that I'd still get my latest bonus. It was all very amicable and objective.