nervous about giving my 2 weeks notice, what the fudge?
612758
No, just go in there, be confident and tell them that your last day will be in two weeks. Good luck! :)
690867
2-4 weeks is good (but know that sometimes employers will walk you out the door before your time is up, usually paying for the whole notice time you gave them).  The higher your position in the food chain, the more notice you should give.  Ask your supervisors for a written ("To Whom It May Concern") reference letter to keep on file and use as needed in the future.  Do your best to leave everything in good shape, and organized/ready for those who will be taking over your job.  Make sure you tell your supervisor (verbally and in writing) prior to telling any of your coworkers, that is seen as very unprofessional.\n\nLandlords -- depends on your contract,  but no less than 4 weeks notice, I would think.
868725
Seems as if they are afraid to train you because they believe that you will take their job soon. Please do not insist that someone train you. You might come off as repulsive. Instead, take on a humble attitude. \nA good point to start though is to do some research. Find documents relating to your job....stuff that the person who previously held your position did.\nQuite frankly, it is the company's responsibility to train you in a formal manner and this is something that you should have negotiated before you took the job. At this point, I believe that you should go to your human resource manager and explain that you do not have a clue what you should be doing. Ask him/her to assign someone to train you. Failing that, I would suggest that you find another job and please exercise better negotiating skills next time.
959822
First off, do you want to stay in the same field....if so, be careful not to burn bridges, \nBut, most important realize that each day you spend there is a day of your life which you will never get back.\nYou are more important that the company who makes you miserable.  Offer a 2 week notice letter, and maybe they won't want you stay.\nGuilt should be saved for family and friends, and things you wouldn't say out loud in public.  Leaving a job does not fall into that category....if they didn't want you, you would be history and they wouldn't feel guilty.   Good luck!
487181
Take a walk and concentrate on how well you're going to do, how every answer will be crisp, informative and complete, how bubbly with excitement you're going to be (not how nervous it makes you). \n\nEmployers want people with energy, whom are attentive and listen to instruction carefully. Then they want answers in as few words as possible so as not to waste their time. Ask before expounding too much. They will ask you if they need more.\n\nTry to say nothing negative about previous employers, or blame anyone for anything. Focus on strengths and how happy working for this company will make you. Do research and find out their business and make comments on that. Their company reports and newsletter from the company president are at the library.\n\nGood luck.
965071
Well since you're moving in January then thats fact ! You have nothing to be shy about. You have a life just like others in which anything can happen. Just go up to your boss and tell him/her that You have something important to discuss and if he/she has time to discuss sit down with'em and tell them that due to whatever circumstances or family decision you will be moving therefore you would like to give notice. Your boss should appreciate your honesty of giving them a heads up in advance rather then just calling in one day and saying you won't be showing up. Atleast you're giving your boss a chance to find your replacement so they would infact appreciate it more.  So don't be shy about it, be very frank and profesional about it. Its a normal thing.
590010
Relax.  You have nothing to worry about.  After two years of work, you know this stuff like the back of your hand.  This is the time to lean back and relax so you'll feel comfortable tomorrow.  I'd say, "Good luck," but you won't need it -- trust me!
361588
No I hate my job. My current position is extremely stressful with little or no chance of advancement. However I am also in the process of opening up my own business. It will be doing something that I not only enjoy immensely, but am very good at doing. It will probably be just as stressful but for different reasons. It is definitely scary jumping out there on your own, but if I fail, it will be no ones fault but my own and at least I say that I gave it a shot.
772775
I think you are okay.\n\nExplain the problem to your Temp Agency.  It is traditional to give 2 weeks notice before leaving, but the rules can be different in the world of Temp Agencies.\n\nSince you are still in training you haven't been hired by the new company.  The Temp Agency will have to replace you, but that is nothing new to them.\n\nIf you can wait a week before starting your new job that would be good, but I think the chances are 80% that you will be able to leave without a problem.\n\nI received a temp to perm assignment from a temp agency and went through a training period.  However, before the job started I was offered a higher paying job.  I called the temp agency and explained the problem and they basically said, goodbye and good luck.  We are sorry to lose you, but we understand.  I think you will get the same response.\n\nTalk with the Temp Agency before you do anything, it is the responsibility of the Temp Agency to handle the company that is their client.  You should never have to talk with them.
192461
You shouldn't sign anything if you are thinking like that.  You need to address your concerns.  What's the issue?  Afraid of losing your job?  Don't do it then.
584215
Congrats!! That is great.\n\nHmm... some suggestions: \n- Arrive early\n- Bring anything they asked for (sometimes they ask for a void check, if they haven't don't worry, I just know they asked me), \n- Give yourself lots of time in the morning to get ready so you won't feel rushed before your shift so therefore you won't feel as stressed.\n- Don't be afraid to ask any questions, or ask for help at any time. Remember everyone that is working there now was once new too so they understand.\n\nAndddd... since it sounds like you are going to be pretty busy make sure you wear comfortable shoes, seriously. You'll thank me later. :)\n\nCongrats again, and don't worry you'll be fine!! :)
599987
Turn in your two weeks using the disability as a crutch. Some employers will wave the two weeks for those reasons and they still might give you a decent reference. \n\nYou could always tell them the truth that you are suffering from anxiety at the workplace and turn in your two weeks. They may try to resolve the problem before it's up and you may not have to leave.
1001020
It's no fun to quit really....\n\nHave your resignation letter ready, and just tell your boss.  Say thanks for the opportunity, but I'm making a strategic career move.  No complaining, no explaining.\n\nNo one will ever fault you for taking a better job!\n\nCongratulations!!!!!
1041906
Pink slip in your pay packet.\n\nYour coworkers are always planning a going away party for you.\n\nAfter x years, your boss still refers to you in the third person in your presence.\n\nYour schedule is erased or crossed out.\n\nEvery time you go to a staff party, you find it's not where you were told it would be, and is, in fact, in a different city than the one you just drove over an hour to reach.\n\nYou arrive at work and find your parking space has a handicap parking only sign.\n\nYour cubicle has been relocated to the old washroom.\n\nThe small fires you've been setting at work are requiring more and more petrol to be "really satisfying."\n\nYour coworkers have stopped planning your farewell party and have started planning their own going away parties.\n\nYou are constantly annoyed that your office has no rafters or any other structure from which you can hang a noose.\n\nYour boss tells you that when he told you to "try thinking outside the box," he was in fact referring to your cubicle.\n\nYou arrive at work and find that some thoughful person has organized your entire cubicle so that all your stuff fits tidily in a box, which is sitting outside.\n\nI hope this helps you, now I must get back to polishing my guns....\n\n:) \n=)  \n:o \n;(
875318
before you do your presentation listen to some music that makes you feel calm and breathe slowly. i do this when i feel nervous or stressed out about something and it works for me.  i am sure you will do just fine you are not going to faint or throw up   look at it this way you must be pretty important at your job if you are the one who has to speak!!!   YOU CAN DO IT!!! I KNOW YOU CAN!!!!!     GOOD LUCK TO YA!
1169980
Yeah, that sux when that happens. Try to schedule your vacation when no other holidays are occurring.\nOr, go in on a Friday and tell them you are taking your 2 week vacation starting next Monday and, you are giving your 2 week notice of quiting too.\nI've done that and it is the BEST way of leaving.
998512
This is not the time to be calm and just try to keep a steady job - -you sound young and maybe do not have family responsibilities yet, etc.  This is the itme to realy push yourself (think minimum 12-hour workdays -- not necessarily just working fo your company but also starting some projects on your own on the side).\n\nThis is also the time to prove your worth and demand some things in return -- make yourself very valuable to this company (bring in revenue, have clients love you, implement important solutions, find ways to improve product / service or cut costs-- you get it).  And once you are very valuable push yourself totry  more difficult challenges in different settings -- those around you will notice and you won't have to feel you need to have a "calm face" -- opportunities wiill open up for you if you instead have the attitude that the company is the one lucky to have you and the results to back that attitude up.  Good luck!!