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> Tell me as early as possible I would advise people not to always do this. I work for a consulting company and am currently not doing any client work. I accep
by ThrowAway_2Week 14y ago
> Tell me as early as possible
I would advise people not to always do this.
I work for a consulting company and am currently not doing any client work. I accepted a job offer 2 weeks ago, but didn't tell my company until this past Friday. When I put in my 2 week notice, my company informed me that I would only be needed for one week. They effectively stole a weeks worth of pay from me because I tried to give adequate notice.
Now I understand that since I was currently not with a client that I was costing the company money, so I see their point of view from a financial stand point. But the message the company said to me was that I shouldn't have given them advance notice, and should have told them the week of that I was quitting.
I would advise people to give 2 weeks notice and not a week more if they are not heavily involved in a critical project.
Posting under a throw away since my account has personal information and I don't wish to bad mouth my former company.
- ryguytilidie 14y agoThat's the frustrating thing about threads like this. Employers list their expectations for what you should do for them, and they seem fairly common sense, but they dont have the common sense and self awareness to think about the situation from the other perspective.