Just be honest. They can and will find someone to replace you.
This is about you. It is nice you are concerned about them but ultimately, as life goes, you need to take care of you before anyone else.
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Just be honest. They can and will find someone to replace you.
This is about you. It is nice you are concerned about them but ultimately, as life goes, you need to take care of you before anyone else.
Not to mention her boss would probably send her packing the second someone better came along anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Back
More money is the only thing that should keep you loyal to an employer in almost every situation.
Better to be honest than burn bridges. People respect honesty.
Her boss is the kind of guy that will blame her for leaving, saying she's burning the bridge. Honesty won't matter. Apologies won't matter. Logic won't matter. All the guy is going to see is his bottom line in danger. Scumbaaaaaagggggg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Back
Really though, unless you plan on working there again does it really matter if you're burning your bridges? You have a degree in a totally unrelated field, right?
I can understand being worried about leaving the guy without a worker but trust me, he will replace you.
Well, thats jumping to certain, YOUR, conclusions.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackWhisper
Honesty goes way more far than deceit.
If he flipped out about her Wednesday second job, precedence has been set for him being unreasonable about her exploring other options.Quote:
Originally Posted by Back
A neurosurgeon doesn't operate on themselves either, yet many can be quite effective at their job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atlanteax
A shitty one doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Latrinsorm
That's the spirit! Sprinkles are for winners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gelston