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Post by techguy on Feb 4, 2016 11:09:16 GMT -5
So, the money is not an issue, the health insurance is not an issue and after job hunting for 5 min you already have 4 interviews. But you still won't quit the job that makes you miserable? I don't get that, I would have been gone. I also don't get the "you have an upper hand if you are employed" thing - I've never had a potential employer contacting my current one, so whoever you are interviewing with doesn't need to know that you quit. You have an "upper hand" because future hiring managers won't think that you are desperate to land any new job. And, like you said, since potential employers don't contact your current employer anyway, why not stick it out for a few more weeks. Worse comes to worst, you get fired, but if potential employers don't contact your boss, who would know? I have friends have told me that they can find a new job in a couple of weeks, but in reality it may take a few months or more. I don't see the downside of sticking around and searching for a new job, especially if she thinks that she can get one in a few weeks. Maybe it's because I have a thicker skin and don't let people affect me emotionally.
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Post by whoisjohngalt on Feb 4, 2016 11:53:19 GMT -5
So, the money is not an issue, the health insurance is not an issue and after job hunting for 5 min you already have 4 interviews. But you still won't quit the job that makes you miserable? I don't get that, I would have been gone. I also don't get the "you have an upper hand if you are employed" thing - I've never had a potential employer contacting my current one, so whoever you are interviewing with doesn't need to know that you quit. You have an "upper hand" because future hiring managers won't think that you are desperate to land any new job. And, like you said, since potential employers don't contact your current employer anyway, why not stick it out for a few more weeks. Worse comes to worst, you get fired, but if potential employers don't contact your boss, who would know? I have friends have told me that they can find a new job in a couple of weeks, but in reality it may take a few months or more. I don't see the downside of sticking around and searching for a new job, especially if she thinks that she can get one in a few weeks. Maybe it's because I have a thicker skin and don't let people affect me emotionally.I agree with you on that but it seems that it is effecting OP emotionally. As long as there are no negative health consequences I would stay too.
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Post by Miss Tequila on Feb 4, 2016 12:41:29 GMT -5
I'm actually about to do the same thing. Because of corporate down sizing there is just way too much work and not enough bodies. I try to be an effective manager and prioritize what gets done. My biggest issue is that I'm in Finance so we have tons and tons of reporting and filing deadlines. Outside of that, we are in the middle of a merger so we are jumping through hoops for due diligence and all kinds of reporting nightmares.
I just can't do it anymore. I am 44 years old and refuse to have my life only be my job. Not only am I about to give my notice but I dont' even think I'm going to look for a job in finance at this point.
I am selling one of my investment properties (closing is scheduled for 2/29). Once that sells, I will be sitting on at least 3 years worth of cash. I do have two rentals left that will also provide some cushion for me.
I have NEVER considered something like this. I've always played it safe. But this job is taking a toll on my health and my relationships and it just isn't worth it anymore.
So I'm totally pulling a Dark! At least I am as long as I don't chicken out in the next 25 days
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Post by cronewitch on Feb 4, 2016 17:03:36 GMT -5
When I was a young fool all the time usually to move out of state but this was all before 1977 so not as much checking on people all the time just apply for a new job and get it if they liked you. Since then I have been a mature adult and always given notice or been fired, mostly fired. One job was as a new CPA and I was promised medical insurance after 90 days and the work wasn't what I expected after 90 days he explained not insurance you buy and they reimburse you for the lowest group plan, I couldn't buy insurance so needed it from work. My prior job was software support and i was part time software testing from home so in there all the time and asked for a job. They said they were starting to hire temps and in a few months if they hired they would hire from the temps. I had worked there a few years before they downsized and I was pretty sure I could get a temp job. two managers including the one hiring temps would be my references so I quit my CPA job and was hired as a temp for 6 months then they didn't hire anyone perm so I quit to go to another software company.
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Post by swasat on Mar 8, 2016 21:48:55 GMT -5
## UPDATE ## I have a new job that I start in a month. Long story short, I had 3 solid job offers to choose from. I chose the one with most salary and most responsibilities. My commute has gone up though, from 5 minutes to 30 min. But I got a 15% raise so I ain't complaining I decided to take a 2 week break between the 2 jobs. So I finish here this week and then get to enjoy 2 whole weeks of nothing!!! I start at the new job March end.
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Post by sarcasticgirl on Mar 8, 2016 22:03:07 GMT -5
My DH just quit his job last week. He had been miserable for quite a long time and people were jumping from the sinking ship that is their company. His workload tripled and he was expected to do whatever he had to do to get it done. And he was getting ripped a new one every day over things out of his control. He was having panic attacks and chest pains. He quit with no back up. He has been doing some side work to get to make ends meet so we don't have to go through savings. If money weren't an issue, I'd have told him to quit a long time ago. His misery was making me miserable and effecting every part of our lives.
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Post by techguy on Mar 9, 2016 20:12:26 GMT -5
## UPDATE ## I have a new job that I start in a month. Long story short, I had 3 solid job offers to choose from. I chose the one with most salary and most responsibilities. My commute has gone up though, from 5 minutes to 30 min. But I got a 15% raise so I ain't complaining I decided to take a 2 week break between the 2 jobs. So I finish here this week and then get to enjoy 2 whole weeks of nothing!!! I start at the new job March end. Yay! Arent you glad you stuck around the old job? Now you can fire the old job and do a happy dance everyday as you transition out of there!
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Post by bean29 on Mar 10, 2016 10:53:08 GMT -5
I'm actually about to do the same thing. Because of corporate down sizing there is just way too much work and not enough bodies. I try to be an effective manager and prioritize what gets done. My biggest issue is that I'm in Finance so we have tons and tons of reporting and filing deadlines. Outside of that, we are in the middle of a merger so we are jumping through hoops for due diligence and all kinds of reporting nightmares.
I just can't do it anymore. I am 44 years old and refuse to have my life only be my job. Not only am I about to give my notice but I dont' even think I'm going to look for a job in finance at this point.
I am selling one of my investment properties (closing is scheduled for 2/29). Once that sells, I will be sitting on at least 3 years worth of cash. I do have two rentals left that will also provide some cushion for me.
I have NEVER considered something like this. I've always played it safe. But this job is taking a toll on my health and my relationships and it just isn't worth it anymore.
So I'm totally pulling a Dark! At least I am as long as I don't chicken out in the next 25 days This is totally my problem. My husband doesn't get it sometimes. I have about 10 MR's on extension (State Property tax returns). I am working on closing up financials for one corp, and have another corp. financial year end that needs to be tweaked and sent over to our CPA Firm, then we are on top of another quarter end - so it will start all over again. I am not sitting on top of an investment I can liquidate though, so I keep dragging my butt into work every day. Luckily DH out earns me, and I have the licenses I would need to work with him, so if I lose it and quit and work for him. I almost walked out the door a few weeks ago.
ETA: Even when we have had slow business climate, and co-workers didn't have enough work to keep them busy, the natural accounting cycle keeps chugging - Payroll needs to be done, taxes have to be submitted to the state and federal government, payroll tax returns have to be filed quarterly, and annually. Payroll changes need to be entered into the system at year end, tax tables updated and often software enhancements need to be applied to the database. Year end closing needs to take place. Personal Property tax returns need to be entered. Workmen's comp and general liability insurance and Union (and maybe even state or federal tax) auditors need to be accommodated (survivor of a Federal tax audit and a state sales tax audit here) and Financial statements need to be prepared. It is really hard sometimes to listen to co-workers goofing off and you are drowning in stuff that should have been done yesterday. I sometimes am very sorry for my career choice...I think we work very hard in Accounting for the $$ we earn.
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Post by Miss Tequila on Mar 10, 2016 10:57:44 GMT -5
I'm actually about to do the same thing. Because of corporate down sizing there is just way too much work and not enough bodies. I try to be an effective manager and prioritize what gets done. My biggest issue is that I'm in Finance so we have tons and tons of reporting and filing deadlines. Outside of that, we are in the middle of a merger so we are jumping through hoops for due diligence and all kinds of reporting nightmares.
I just can't do it anymore. I am 44 years old and refuse to have my life only be my job. Not only am I about to give my notice but I dont' even think I'm going to look for a job in finance at this point.
I am selling one of my investment properties (closing is scheduled for 2/29). Once that sells, I will be sitting on at least 3 years worth of cash. I do have two rentals left that will also provide some cushion for me.
I have NEVER considered something like this. I've always played it safe. But this job is taking a toll on my health and my relationships and it just isn't worth it anymore.
So I'm totally pulling a Dark! At least I am as long as I don't chicken out in the next 25 days This is totally my problem. My husband doesn't get it sometimes. I have about 10 MR's on extension (State Property tax returns). I am working on closing up financials for one corp, and have another corp. financial year end that needs to be tweaked and sent over to our CPA Firm, then we are on top of another quarter end - so it will start all over again. I am not sitting on top of an investment I can liquidate though, so I keep dragging my butt into work every day. Luckily DH out earns me, and I have the licenses I would need to work with him, so if I lose it and quit and work for him. I almost walked out the door a few weeks ago. I chickened out!lol I closed on my property as planned...the next day my boss gave me a $5k bonus, $2k raise and an extra week's vacation. I think he could sense that I was ready to bail! The raise is a token raise but in a year with "no raises and no bonuses" I appreciate that he recognizes what I've been going through...and realistically, the extra week's vacation would have been enough to keep me happy...time off means more to me than money...crap, does that mean I lose my YM card
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Post by bean29 on Mar 10, 2016 11:09:01 GMT -5
This is totally my problem. My husband doesn't get it sometimes. I have about 10 MR's on extension (State Property tax returns). I am working on closing up financials for one corp, and have another corp. financial year end that needs to be tweaked and sent over to our CPA Firm, then we are on top of another quarter end - so it will start all over again. I am not sitting on top of an investment I can liquidate though, so I keep dragging my butt into work every day. Luckily DH out earns me, and I have the licenses I would need to work with him, so if I lose it and quit and work for him. I almost walked out the door a few weeks ago. I chickened out!lol I closed on my property as planned...the next day my boss gave me a $5k bonus, $2k raise and an extra week's vacation. I think he could sense that I was ready to bail! The raise is a token raise but in a year with "no raises and no bonuses" I appreciate that he recognizes what I've been going through...and realistically, the extra week's vacation would have been enough to keep me happy...time off means more to me than money...crap, does that mean I lose my YM card Ha, I just hope you can get ahead on your work so that you can take an extra week of vacation! Glad they recognized your hard work. I left work at 9 pm last night. The President had left and gone to visit a sick relative and returned to work. I talked to him before I left last night...I had told him earlier in the day that I was leaving early and he was laughing at me b/c I was still at the office. I said well the CPA wanted XYZ by today and I am not done. He said tell J "It is good to want". LOL. But My CPA has a tax deadline looming next week so I have to quit goofing around here and put my nose to the grindstone!
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Post by Miss Tequila on Mar 10, 2016 11:14:52 GMT -5
I chickened out!lol I closed on my property as planned...the next day my boss gave me a $5k bonus, $2k raise and an extra week's vacation. I think he could sense that I was ready to bail! The raise is a token raise but in a year with "no raises and no bonuses" I appreciate that he recognizes what I've been going through...and realistically, the extra week's vacation would have been enough to keep me happy...time off means more to me than money...crap, does that mean I lose my YM card Ha, I just hope you can get ahead on your work so that you can take an extra week of vacation! Glad they recognized your hard work. I left work at 9 pm last night. The President had left and gone to visit a sick relative and returned to work. I talked to him before I left last night...I had told him earlier in the day that I was leaving early and he was laughing at me b/c I was still at the office. I said well the CPA wanted XYZ by today and I am not done. He said tell J "It is good to want". LOL. But My CPA has a tax deadline looming next week so I have to quit goofing around here and put my nose to the grindstone! Finance/accounting/auditing is definitely not for the faint at heart! Your president has a good attitude but probably doesn't understand that deadlines are deadlines...now log off and focus!lol
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Post by MJ2.0 on Mar 10, 2016 11:26:51 GMT -5
This is totally my problem. My husband doesn't get it sometimes. I have about 10 MR's on extension (State Property tax returns). I am working on closing up financials for one corp, and have another corp. financial year end that needs to be tweaked and sent over to our CPA Firm, then we are on top of another quarter end - so it will start all over again. I am not sitting on top of an investment I can liquidate though, so I keep dragging my butt into work every day. Luckily DH out earns me, and I have the licenses I would need to work with him, so if I lose it and quit and work for him. I almost walked out the door a few weeks ago. I chickened out!lol I closed on my property as planned...the next day my boss gave me a $5k bonus, $2k raise and an extra week's vacation. I think he could sense that I was ready to bail! The raise is a token raise but in a year with "no raises and no bonuses" I appreciate that he recognizes what I've been going through...and realistically, the extra week's vacation would have been enough to keep me happy...time off means more to me than money...crap, does that mean I lose my YM card how much money do you need to be okay though? Could you sell another property?
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Post by MJ2.0 on Mar 10, 2016 11:27:32 GMT -5
or maybe go to a new job working 2-3 days a week?
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Post by Miss Tequila on Mar 10, 2016 11:44:50 GMT -5
I chickened out!lol I closed on my property as planned...the next day my boss gave me a $5k bonus, $2k raise and an extra week's vacation. I think he could sense that I was ready to bail! The raise is a token raise but in a year with "no raises and no bonuses" I appreciate that he recognizes what I've been going through...and realistically, the extra week's vacation would have been enough to keep me happy...time off means more to me than money...crap, does that mean I lose my YM card how much money do you need to be okay though? Could you sell another property? I'm sitting on 3 years worth of cash now...I would be fine if I walked. But my goal is to invest that into more rentals so eventually I can live on the cash flow. I can't live on the cash flow of my remaining two rentals.
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Post by Knee Deep in Water Chloe on Mar 10, 2016 23:58:32 GMT -5
congrats, swasat!!!
and I think,congrats to you too, Miss Tequila. That's a bit of plot twist that gives you more options!.
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Post by tloonya on Mar 13, 2016 8:56:26 GMT -5
How many on here have quit a job and left toxic workplace without having another job lined up? I am contemplating if I should. Have never quit a job before till I had another offer letter in hand. I am not at all worried about finances or about finding another one. I'll be able to find one pretty quickly. But I am uncertain, and scared if it will be the right decision to quit and THEN look for a job Any stories? Support words? Been there done that? Friend, skilled IT specialist laid off from Vanguard 18 month ago, got an offer by some other place, didn't think he need it. Refused an offer. Looking for 18 month now. Can't even get hired by Home Depot! I am looking for 3 years now. We are in PA. I wouldn't recommend. But...
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Post by tloonya on Mar 13, 2016 9:00:18 GMT -5
I have never done it and would not recommend it but you know your skills and the job market for your skills better than anyone else. I contemplating quitting my last job but they fired me before I could. I knew there was something in the air and I needed to jump ship but I got comfortable and was not as passionate about finding a new job as I should be. Lesson learned: listen to your gut! Wheren't you about to be promoted far up?
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Post by tloonya on Mar 13, 2016 9:03:57 GMT -5
I quit without having a job. I was three year in working at a public CPA firm. I was a little burned out and was having some issues on one of my jobs. Working there just wasn't my thing anymore. So I quit. I was nervous as all get out. This was prior to kids. I was unemployed for about 2 months. I finally got a hold of a head hunter and got a job. I ended up getting my current position through a partner I had worked for at the CPA firm. I am pretty sure no one expected to hear your opinion, Mr.Lucky from the birth!
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Post by sarcasticgirl on Mar 13, 2016 13:46:20 GMT -5
DH got an email last week from someone at his old job, they want him to do an exit interview over the phone. He quit, giving no notice.
Is this common?
I have zero experience or knowledge of how things go when someone quits on the spot.
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Post by Artemis Windsong on Mar 13, 2016 14:53:11 GMT -5
How many on here have quit a job and left toxic workplace without having another job lined up? I am contemplating if I should. Have never quit a job before till I had another offer letter in hand. I am not at all worried about finances or about finding another one. I'll be able to find one pretty quickly. But I am uncertain, and scared if it will be the right decision to quit and THEN look for a job Any stories? Support words? Been there done that? Friend, skilled IT specialist laid off from Vanguard 18 month ago, got an offer by some other place, didn't think he need it. Refused an offer. Looking for 18 month now. Can't even get hired by Home Depot! I am looking for 3 years now. We are in PA. I wouldn't recommend. But...
Did anyone keep the work-at-home reference for writing? These peeps could use it.
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Post by NomoreDramaQ1015 on Mar 13, 2016 14:57:44 GMT -5
I was supposed to do an exit interview and stuff if I had given proper notice. Since I decided to quit on the spot I am blacklisted and ineligible for rehire. To which my response was boo freaking hoo. I know it's not a representation of the whole company but after my experience I never want to work there again anyhow. . I'd tell them to pound sand. It's not like an exit interview will fix anything
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Post by sarcasticgirl on Mar 13, 2016 15:02:54 GMT -5
I was supposed to do an exit interview and stuff if I had given proper notice. Since I decided to quit on the spot I am blacklisted and ineligible for rehire. To which my response was boo freaking hoo. I know it's not a representation of the whole company but after my experience I never want to work there again anyhow. . I'd tell them to pound sand. It's not like an exit interview will fix anything He agreed to a phone call... I told him that he should agree but only if they pay him! He is also suppose to discuss getting pay for his unused vacation time he had. If it were me, I wouldn't even bother. Sent from my SM-G920T using proboards
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Post by NomoreDramaQ1015 on Mar 13, 2016 15:04:36 GMT -5
If the state dictates he gets his vacation paid out there is nothing to discuss. I got my whopping four days from boys town despite quitting. It's Nebraska law. I told them if they wanted to talk it had to be in writing so I have a paper trail. I wasn't going to put up with anymore crap, especially after I found out I wasn't the first. HR is plenty aware of them so what good does it do to discuss things?
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Post by sarcasticgirl on Mar 13, 2016 15:27:30 GMT -5
If the state dictates he gets his vacation paid out there is nothing to discuss. I got my whopping four days from boys town despite quitting. It's Nebraska law. I told them if they wanted to talk it had to be in writing so I have a paper trail. I wasn't going to put up with anymore crap, especially after I found out I wasn't the first. HR is plenty aware of them so what good does it do to discuss things? Illinois state law says they pay unless the employment contract states otherwise. The problem is his company is strangely structured, since it was purchased by a European company, they no longer have an HR department, or payroll or anythings like that. It is handles by an outside company. DH quit via email while his bosses were in mtg. He turned in his computer to a coworker and left without talking to anyone. So of course, he had no info on how anything would be handled and honestly he would have just left the money on the table. But he had 60 unused hours! I told him to email and find out when they would send his pay for those days. I don't get the point of this exit interview multiple people have quit and walked out the same day over the last few months. Others have gotten new jobs and left. Despite recent new hires of kids right out of college, his small branch has shrunk to half its size. Clearly they aren't listening to anyone during the exit interview, they aren't listening to anyone who is still there and complaining. So why would they want to hear what he has to say??? Sent from my SM-G920T using proboards
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Post by Wisconsin Beth on Mar 13, 2016 17:57:14 GMT -5
To check off a box?
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Post by tloonya on Mar 14, 2016 8:20:22 GMT -5
Friend, skilled IT specialist laid off from Vanguard 18 month ago, got an offer by some other place, didn't think he need it. Refused an offer. Looking for 18 month now. Can't even get hired by Home Depot! I am looking for 3 years now. We are in PA. I wouldn't recommend. But...
Did anyone keep the work-at-home reference for writing? These peeps could use it. I have no clue what it means. Please, chew it for me.
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Post by tloonya on Mar 14, 2016 8:23:43 GMT -5
I was supposed to do an exit interview and stuff if I had given proper notice. Since I decided to quit on the spot I am blacklisted and ineligible for rehire. To which my response was boo freaking hoo. I know it's not a representation of the whole company but after my experience I never want to work there again anyhow. . I'd tell them to pound sand. It's not like an exit interview will fix anything No, but I was told to exit with grace because you never know where you can end up and whom are you going to meet. One of my colleagues got the job after 10 years she quit previous one - and the one of the hiring managers was her previous manager. She got it because she had never burned bridges.
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Post by Artemis Windsong on Mar 14, 2016 16:43:09 GMT -5
Did anyone keep the work-at-home reference for writing? These peeps could use it. I have no clue what it means. Please, chew it for me. During a discussion on work-at-home options, someone posted a link to a website for free lance writers that might buy short stories written by the people who had passed their grammar test. The writer could submit a story in hopes of getting it sold by them. I looked through a lot of my writing files and could not find reference to the link. The people who are looking for work could try writing articles or stories and hopefully selling them. Clear as mud, yep.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2016 10:09:05 GMT -5
Quit job w/o backup?
I believe everything always works out. It has to.
I quit my last job without a backup plan. I was in a situation where I could - no debt and no dependents. If I had to, I would get a factory job later on.
As soon as my previous employer heard I quit, he offered me a job paying a lot more than when I left.
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