jobnotworking

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by jobnotworking 12y ago
Working on resolving my issues. I know quitting is not a solution, but it will reduce stress. The work really is not my cup of tea. It turned into a copy and paste validation effort instead of development. Will do my best not to burn ze bri
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by jobnotworking 12y ago
Thanks for the commentI just sent an email requesting a meeting today. It will bother me, but I feel like I should talk with him in person about it. Also depending on how things go I can't hold onto my badge, so would need to go in any
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by jobnotworking 12y ago
I was planning to definitely tell my supervisor through the contracting company in person (although I have only really seen him once since being hired). My paid time off and sick leave are combined, and I was pretty sick a few weeks ago so
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by jobnotworking 12y ago
The computer I am using is through the government agency where I work on site. Do I just leave my equipment, put my code somewhere, and go tell my supervisor for the contracting company with a written letter?
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by jobnotworking 12y ago
There is nothing sensitive about my work, so don't have that to worry about. Sciency stuff and completely open to the world. At this point I feel that even if I stayed it would not benefit either party. I don't hate my boss which
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by jobnotworking 12y ago
The schedule the project is currently on, me taking any time would be unacceptable (it will slip). Issue with being the only developer on this effort. Could I phrase it along the lines of I need a week or I need to quit? I don't even k
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How do I go about quitting my contracting software job (telling two bosses)?
42 points by jobnotworking 12y ago|41 comments