Answered By: k925r - 6/16/2008 |
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Answered By: sean c - 6/16/2008 |
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Answered By: blue elephant - 6/16/2008 |
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Answered By: KEWR - 6/16/2008 |
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Tell your boss n a nice way that u want to quit
Answered By: Cheong Z - 6/16/2008 |
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2 weeks notice is the standard, but i've no showed my way out of a lot of jobs
Answered By: souper.gloo - 6/16/2008 |
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Smoke weed when you're working
Answered By: Jack G - 6/16/2008 |
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Take a dump on your bosses desk and smear it around a little.....
they should get the message........
Answered By: thee666thee - 6/16/2008 |
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IF YOU CANT THINK OF AN EXCUSE, GET YOURSELF FIRED. SMEAR POO ON THE MANAGERS FACE AND RUN OVER A CUSTOMER IN A CAR.
Answered By: speedopizza - 6/16/2008 |
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Tell them suck it jesus like cathey griffen
Answered By: babynute056 - 6/16/2008 |
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Either go in and then pull no-shows, but if u want to use them as ref's in the future, just tell them when your last day is and put int as many horus as you can before you have to quit.
Answered By: jorbor84 - 6/16/2008 |
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With a lot of jobs, you have to give at least two weeks notice. Conditions of leaving should be set out in your contract.
Write up a really quick letter letting them know that you no longer want the job, thank them for the opportunity and give it to your manager. They should advise you on when your final day is.
Answered By: Jesss - 6/16/2008 |
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Providing two weeks' notice is standard practice. I would talk to your supervisor and ask if they would like a written resignation letter, and if they would like two weeks' notice. Let them tell you what they'd like... and be prepared to tell them what you would like (simply to complete this week's schedule, work for two weeks, or whatever you want).
Answered By: Shibi - 6/16/2008 |
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If your mad throw down the hat if u have 1 or just say i quit
Answered By: Moneymakerz808 - 6/16/2008 |
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Poop on the floor and spell out the words "I Quit"
Or you could establish a booth outside of the store that says "ShopRiter"
Answered By: IceyDrummer - 6/16/2008 |
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Take a shotgun to work.... lol... jk... turn in your 2 weeks notice, or just walk out in the middle of the day... jk... 2 weeks is the best
Answered By: DTDeuce - 6/16/2008 |
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You should be open about what you are going to do.
Almost every employer appreciates honesty, so you should tell him you are planning to quit, otherwise he may not have enough time to fill your position.
Answered By: CyEngin - 6/16/2008 |
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Always give a notice, and always leave on a good note. You never know if the next job will work, out and its always nice to know you can come back, if you had to.
Answered By: Baggy Pants - 6/16/2008 |
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Walk right out the door, then call and say you had overwhelming anxiety about quitting.
Answered By: Michael B - 6/16/2008 |
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Give 2 weeks notice so you can have a good reference later.
Answered By: mmn77 - 6/16/2008 |
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Tell your manager a lame excuse like "These hours aren't working for me anymore." Or simply, I quit.
Answered By: Electrixity - 6/16/2008 |
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Finish and leave with honor, so that you can use it for a reference for a future job
Answered By: Nick S - 6/16/2008 |
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I haven't even heard of that company.
In that case, take off all your clothes, throw a bag on your head, and run around with a tennis racket screaming "I'm a goofy goober yeah!"
Answered By: IceFlamer - 6/16/2008 |
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Work your scheduled hours but let the know you quit starting the following week....
Answered By: John C - 6/16/2008 |
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Get accused of shop lifting
Answered By: Eric W - 6/16/2008 |
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I just said "I won't be working anymore, I quit" and walked away from job after 14 months.
Don't sweat it, tell them what you think and leave, you don't owe them anything.
Answered By: Superman - 6/16/2008 |
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Just say "I won the lotto..... take this job and shove it ......PSYCHE!"
No seriously do it with class and don't burn your bridges because it may come back to haunt you ... and sooner than you think
Answered By: test pilot - 6/16/2008 |
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You should give 2 weeks notice but ask them if 1 week notice is okay. But when I quit my job I said "I need to give my two weeks notice" and then they just kinda let me off the hook. But if you just up and quit, you lose a good reference. It's good to leave a job with people happy.
In my current job, (I've been there almost 2 years) I've given 3 months notice. lol
Answered By: captainbinkman - 6/16/2008 |
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After you secure another position somewhere else then give a two week notice. If a two week notice cannot be given, give as much as you can.
Answered By: Keonaona - 6/16/2008 |
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I reccommend giving a 2 weeks notice. In other words, talk with the manager and explain to them you no longer would like to work for them and that your last day will be 2 weeks from that very day. It is rude to up and quit a job without at least 2 weeks notice. Good luck.
Answered By: Alexandra - 6/16/2008 |
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Then who will you be working for come fall and winter? Think man, think. Do you really want to quit this job. It could be a stepping stone to a management position,LOL
Answered By: scott9292003 - 6/16/2008 |
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You must be honest with your job at every moment, so I would say just finish some work and then the next day you must quit by saying "Sir, I found a new job for being a counselor for summer camp. I would like to quit" to your boss (if he's rude then you could just quit without asking)
Hope it helps.
Answered By: your worst nightmare xx - 6/16/2008 |
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I just quit a job this summer for another job and the best way to quit is with a 2 week notice letter. Also, don't tell co-workers you plan on quitting it can make the situation worse. Just typer up the letter and give it to your boss. If you search 2 weeks notice letter on yahoo you can find some really good examples and I've attached mine:
[boss' name]
[boss' titel]
[adress of office]
Dear [boss]
It has been a privilege to work for [office name] for the past two months.
When I first applied for the position I intended only to work summer rush. My summer classes are going to begin next week and I need to be very focused on those courses. Sadly, this means I will be leaving the company. This letter will serve as a two-week notice for my resignation. My last working day will be July 5, 2008.
I will always be grateful for the valuable experience, practical lessons, and friends that I gained while working here.
Respectfully,
*good luck with the summer camp and hopefully all goes well!
Answered By: Alix M - 6/16/2008 |
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Put in your two weeks notice and leave on good terms. That way, if you want to go back to that job after your summer camp job, they would at least consider rehiring you. If you just quit, they have to rearrange schedules to fill the spot you vacated, try to rehire quickly as not to put out any of the other employees, etc.
So, my advice would be, leave as nicely as you can with good recommendations.
Answered By: PK - 6/16/2008 |
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You should always give at least 2 weeks notice, and definitely finish working the hours they already have you scheduled for, so they don't have to worry about finding coverage for you. if you want to be very professional about it, you can give a letter of resignation, or just the letter of 2 weeks notice. if not, find the person in charge of scheduling, or the manager you feel most comfortable with and tell them in person. you don't necessarily have to tell them why, but it might makes things less awkward if you did. for example, "I've accepted a position as a summer camp counselor because: it's closer to home, the hours are more flexible, working with kids is my passion, i think it will be beneficial to my long term career goals/on my college application, etc. (fill in the blank with whichever answer applies to you)
i know sometimes (especially with young people) people don't really care and just say f* this job i don't need it, i'm going to quit and get another one, but you never want to burn bridges. you may need someone as a reference one day and you don't want to leave on bad terms. or maybe next summer you may want to go back to shoprite, or pick up a few hours and you want to be able to have that option.
i'm just saying from personal experience, be professional and leave on good terms, even if you only think of it as just a summer/after school job.
hope this helps and good luck!
Answered By: xtina - 6/16/2008 |
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Tell them now. Ideally, you should be able to give a two weeks notice when you quit any job and put it in writing. But tell them immediately and tell them what your last day of work will be. It will be better than just leaving them hanging.
Answered By: lexa10881 - 6/16/2008 |
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Tell you manager that you have got a temporary opportunity that you really can't pass up, and say that you would like to resume working there in the fall.
Mention that if they really NEED you for the summer that you'd have to seriously consider missing the other opportunity. (then odds are, you'll remain an employee and have a job waiting for you when you get back.)
Answered By: peter.jungmann - 6/16/2008 |
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Don't burn any bridges,you may need to go back there after summer camp.Give a two week notice.
Answered By: kwhotrods - 6/16/2008 |
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Let 'em know and then finish your hours yeah.
Helps to keep on good terms if you can...like in case you want to work there next summer for a little while...
Answered By: Hyderabad C - 6/16/2008 |
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