Quitting via e-mail — Page 3
#52
Posted: 7/3/07 at 1:52pm
Brdlwyr, are the folks at the firm being unusually difficult today? Sorry to hear that. Impale one on a spike in front of the office--that should get the message across. :o)
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#53
Posted: 7/3/07 at 2:14pm
I changed my mind..After the day that I have had, I not only would quit via email...I would do it right after I shoved my middle finger up my boss' a$$ and would write the email from her computer as she lay writhing in pain on the floor of her office.
Is that too harsh?
Is that too harsh?
#55
Posted: 7/3/07 at 2:24pm
why dirty your own finger? Make her use her own.
....but the world goes 'round
#56
Posted: 7/3/07 at 3:07pm
She could just give you a raise.
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#57
Posted: 7/5/07 at 8:32am
is it better to quit via e-mail on a monday or on a friday?
XING
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#58
Posted: 7/5/07 at 6:34pm
I was back to work after a two-week vacation and discovered that our Director of Public Relations quit last week...via email. What a timely thread, RobbO!
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#59
Posted: 7/5/07 at 8:21pm
wow, a high-ranking quittin' via e-mail. impressive. that must be one pissed off director!
XING
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#60
Posted: 7/5/07 at 10:58pm
Friday - that way you get paid through the week. If you really hate them, do it on a Monday morning though
bwahahaha
bwahahaha
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#61
Posted: 7/5/07 at 11:04pm
Do it tomorrow, Robb - I don't think we can stand a whole weekend of anticipation!
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#63
Posted: 7/6/07 at 7:38am
i'm actually quite partial to the whole never showing up again idea.
and somms, how will i know the difference? i still won't get flowers, phone calls or e-mails.
and somms, how will i know the difference? i still won't get flowers, phone calls or e-mails.
XING
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#65
Posted: 7/6/07 at 7:54am
they were delicious, yes. but what's your point?
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#66
Posted: 7/10/07 at 4:57pm
Someone in my office just quit via email, and I tell you - YES, it's frowned upon and you will forever lose a potential reference, marginal as it would be.
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#68
Posted: 8/7/07 at 11:13am
if you are concerned at all by any kind of work-related reference, noyt a smart thing to do.
If not, who cares?
If not, who cares?
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#70
Posted: 8/7/07 at 11:25am
Have some more fruit punch PJ, you'll be just fine.
#71
Posted: 8/7/07 at 12:22pm
I, personally would not do it via e-mail but you better believe if another job comes available, I am not even going to give notice (Granted, it is through a temp agency and I have only been here two weeks . . . . but I HATE it).
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#72
Posted: 8/7/07 at 1:38pm
I just gave notice at my two most recent jobs via e-mail. I was rather unexpectedly offered a job out of state and had two weeks to arrange everything and get moved to my new location. The bureaucracy in HR at both the companies was such a nightmare that I knew it would take several days to get a hold of the right people if I tried to drop off a notice in person. I figured they would prefer to know ASAP because filling my positions would be difficult, so I decided e-mail was probably the best option for both myself and the companies I was leaving.
They were ecstatic that I even bothered to give an appropriate notice at all.
They were ecstatic that I even bothered to give an appropriate notice at all.
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#73
Posted: 8/7/07 at 2:17pm
I used to quit temp jobs all the time via e-mail but it's not really the same. Most temp agencies here seem to communicate primarily through e-mail, so whenever I needed to quit a job, I just fired an e-mail off to my rep and usually followed up with a phone call once it was acknowledged.
#74
Posted: 8/7/07 at 2:31pm
Quitting should always be done in person. However, when I quit my last job, I emailed a copy of the exact same letter that I signed and handed to my boss. When I emailed it to him, I also CC'd his boss in the main office, HR and head of our division. I noted in the email that a signed copy would be physically delivered to my direct supervisor in the morning.
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