resigned a week ago. My manager was okay with it, as I had already accepted another position. I didn't tell her this. But she was like, okay, I'll talk to my manager to figure out your replacement and last date.
It's been a week since. Haven't received any confirmation. My new job starts in 2 weeks. My manager says she doesn't know as she herself forwarded the request to her boss. She says it should be done by this week but my anxiety is through the roof. What should I do? I need those letter to show to my new employer too.
How much is your notice period
30 days. Requested to be released 2-3 days early as I already was going to take pto
Have your payslips already on your personal email, just be in touch with them, check their mood, anxiety is normal, it happens, check your appointment letter it must have seperation process details, check it.
Once my resignation was accepted on last working day, manager was ok with my resignation, he just wanted to show management that he made efforts to retain me
Let him cook
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2 weeks in, a couple of folks' reporting ...
I've served the whole notice period of 45 days and on the very last day, manager says that I didn't complete my work and wouldn't be accepting my resignation. It's already been a week since I joined my new firm and they're asking for the...
Hi all,
As the title suggests, I want to know if there are consequences associated with quitting a company in just 3 weeks.
I've joined an early stage startup as one of the first few hires in the product team. The pay and work is reaso...
You should definitely leave the current company otherwise you will regret and judge every move you make in this compa...
Doesn’t matter. Its normal. Just set up a 1:1 with your manager/mentor and say this honestly that you have a better o...
There are no consequences. Leave, with humility. Give them the respect they deserve. But you should take a better offer
