the thing about 2 weeks notice

Nargis · 09-28-2012, 11:51 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
is that i dont feel like doing any work

#2
::rofl::

#3
They should have just paid you off in lieu of notice.  Very few companies ask the employee to work those 2 weeks out as it may lead to non-performance and other unsavory consequences at the workplace.

#4
Plus copying trade secrets .

Policy manuals and the like .

I usually Escort resignations out to de parking lot !

#5
[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=71737.msg444983#msg444983 date=1348844282]
They should have just paid you off in lieu of notice.  Very few companies ask the employee to work those 2 weeks out as it may lead to non-performance and other unsavory consequences at the workplace.
[/quote]

they sound out of line

#6
do they expect you to train your replacement?


I agree with Snoopster.....most companies, including mine, just buy out the 2 wks notice, whether one is going to a competitor or not.

#7
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=71737.msg444986#msg444986 date=1348844388]
Plus copying trade secrets .

Policy manuals and the like .

I usually Escort resignations out to de parking lot !
[/quote]


which don't make sense...


cause if you plan to quit wouldn't it make sense to do all 'stealing' before handing in your resignation??

#8
this is not a for profit org. the work that i do has to be handed over to the horse face i am leaving behind.

so my only responsibility is to finish up the cases in my docket for our meeting in 2 weeks.

which is not bad.

and for me to document all files i have 'touched' regarding their status in the process for the hand over.

but to be honest - i could care less.

#9
[quote author=Snoopster link=topic=71737.msg444983#msg444983 date=1348844282]
They should have just paid you off in lieu of notice.  Very few companies ask the employee to work those 2 weeks out as it may lead to non-performance and other unsavory consequences at the workplace.
[/quote]

i agree - but they wouldnt do that here

#10
[quote author=VillageBelle link=topic=71737.msg444989#msg444989 date=1348844663]
do they expect you to train your replacement?


I agree with Snoopster.....most companies, including mine, just buy out the 2 wks notice, whether one is going to a competitor or not.
[/quote]

no they dont - they dont have a replacement yet and probably wont have one until a couple months later

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