How would you hand in 2 weeks notice this situation?
I work for this agency for two years. Operations manager is cool but the venues I work at are full of douchebags. I've been treated like shit by them and there is no reason for me to continue with it. I've got a interview for elsewhere next week, they sounded very excited and I'm I will be working with them soon.
I wouldn't quit because the OP was cool but at the same time I know he's the type of guy that doesn't deal with being let down and although it is a agency(no sick pay or anything) he won't lose any of his staff without a fight. I plan on calling him and letting him know I will be off in 2 weeks.
I could imagine him trying to tell me I need to write a notice but I just want to get out and really don't want to waste time with that andif he doesn't want to work for me two weeks I could care less. I've told him nothing how they have treated me, although he knows one of the bosses had it in for me and he admit that boss was a prick but said boss bad mouthed me to pretty much everyone who works there so it's been a very hostile enviroment. How have you dealt with getting a new job?
I wouldn't quit because the OP was cool but at the same time I know he's the type of guy that doesn't deal with being let down and although it is a agency(no sick pay or anything) he won't lose any of his staff without a fight. I plan on calling him and letting him know I will be off in 2 weeks.
I could imagine him trying to tell me I need to write a notice but I just want to get out and really don't want to waste time with that andif he doesn't want to work for me two weeks I could care less. I've told him nothing how they have treated me, although he knows one of the bosses had it in for me and he admit that boss was a prick but said boss bad mouthed me to pretty much everyone who works there so it's been a very hostile enviroment. How have you dealt with getting a new job?
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2) any manager will be used to people resigning so don't worry about it. just tell them verbally. if they ask you to confirm in writing, just give them a short note. don't worry about what the manager will think. they are paid to manage staff, it's their job to deal with this. if they can't deal with it well then it's their issue to deal with, not yours. you will be away within 2 weeks anyway. if you do it the right way so the manager has to deal with it properly it might help them address the (non) issue by seeing how simple it is to deal with
In the time you took to post this thread, you could have written a letter.
"Please accept this letter as 2 weeks notice of resignation. "
Yes, the agency I worked for last year asked for a week's notice but didn't impose it. I worked it anyway for the extra £300.
Once the job offer is confirmed then give verbal notice and ask if they want it in writing. If 'yes' then a brief letter/email confirming your leaving date.
Easily done.
Just had it.