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Oh, I definitely am not quitting before having something in writing! They're suppose to get it to me by lunch today.

• wallflower 18y ago
  Another alternative is to ask for a unpaid leave of absence. That will give them time to reconsider and you time to think and do.
  • time_management 18y ago
    If he does this, there's a chance of him getting fired. It doesn't send a good signal.
    • wallflower 18y ago
      He is taking a risk of getting fired already. Depending on whether the boss likes surprises and/or if you want to not blow up your bridges, asking for a leave of absence is a subtle way of giving notice before you give two weeks notice e.g. after they come back with - 'Sorry, we can't do it' - 'Thank you for taking the time. I've thought about this a long time. I'd like to tender my resignation'.
  • jorgem 18y ago
    Or, take your vacation.