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Its hard to do, but I really think you need to leave. Give your 2 weeks but be OK if they let you go on the spot. If you dont have a lot of money, maybe you c
by jason_slack 13y ago
Its hard to do, but I really think you need to leave.
Give your 2 weeks but be OK if they let you go on the spot.
If you dont have a lot of money, maybe you could put in a few more weeks before you quit and literally try and save every penny you can. If you have vacation time in the bank hopefully you get paid out for it.
I've been in situations where the "Boss" doesn't have a clear technical understanding between different roles and it is very hard. It feels like a Dilbert and/or Office Space moment to me.
- thedufer 13y ago> If you have vacation time in the bank hopefully you get paid out for it. I was under the impression that is legally mandated (at least where I live - NYC). Is that not true?
- jason_slack 13y agoI think it is, at least here in CA. I also lived in NY and it was the case too. What I was thinking is that maybe if they terminate him and he is a contract employee they could get out of paying it for a while if there was legal action brought by either party..so he shouldn't count on that money to live until it clears his bank.