i find it hilarious that we as employees are supposed to give them two weeks notice if we're going to leave, but an employer will have no problem firing you without severance or support right before the holidays.
You are not required to give a 2 weeks (unless it is stated in your contract when you accepted the job offer). Its a common courtesy to do it so it gives the employer time to find a replacement and prep for your leave.
This scenario is rarely how it goes when leaving. If you're a valuable employee they are going to guilt trip you HARD. Be prepared to get some shade and take it with class. It's actually incredible how everyone's perception of you will change immediately, even if you are a valued employee.
I’m putting in my 2 weeks notice. Nervous. I’ve been promised so much (promotion, raise, better hours) but been waiting for a while now. So glad to have made this decision for myself and my family ❤
I just got an offer that pays twice as much as my current job and almost half the working hours i am so excited to quit this job “on a good terms of course “
I wanna know, I haven’t got a different job lined up, and I really hate it (I’m on a fixed term contract) and I just wanna leave, will they let me leave???
Always act respectfully , after all your former boss is going to be a reference for you. Life is short, your working to live not living to work, get out of your comfort zone and grow, leave the comfort/familiarity of the nest behind, spread your wings and find that prize. Be humble yet optimistic and stay positive . I hope everyone lands their dream job.
The day I had to put in my 2 weeks notice my boss wasn’t there so I emailed him and then called him. I kept it short and sweet and to the point. I was so nervous but once I got it over with I felt so happy! Now I can really celebrate my new job and remain thankful for my old one.
Fresh out of college with my first professional job making roughly about $52k a year. I will not mention the company. After 3 years of working at that company, I was told on a Wednesday that Friday will be my last day. I schedule a meeting with my manager and HR and they. gave me no reason about letting me go. It all came down to the company was downsizing. From that day forward, I never gave a company a two weeks notice. Never. Why would I give you more time to find a replacement and you're not willing to give me more time until I find a new job.
Even worse is when they DO tell you you’re company is downsizing refuse to give you an exact date, then beat around the push until you quit so they don’t have to give you a severance and say they fired you
I don't know what industry you're in, but consider that two weeks notice is a courtesy you give that reflects well on you as an individual. It's practically built in to starting a new position with transition time anyway. In more connected work circles, giving zero notice is only ever going to stir up ill-will in your wake. Don't be like a company, companies suck.
Why? Because sometimes jobs that pay more may be available that require a complete background check. They will even call your past employers to see how you left. Any case, it's not hard to go through the motions for two weeks.
I quit my job 3 hours into my shift last night. I gave them 13months of perfect attendance and always did them favors. But all I got were complaints and added work. They were paying $27.50 and I have two car notes and a few other bills to take care of. But no rent and no kids. Luckily. I’ll be doordashing all week until the next clock shackle comes
@@peeweepixie3655 I thought it was.... but I guess it depends where you live? I imagine somewhere like California or New York you'd need higher rates because the cost of living is 📈
I joined a new company last month, one month in I decided it wasn't the right for me. I put up the resignation to my manager and discussed with him. But he guilt tripped me into staying. Now two months in today I am going to do this one final time, wish me luck!
I’m way too nice as well. I’m more worried about putting my superiors behind even though given the chance they’d put me on the street with 0 notice. I also care way too much about what others think about me. As soon as I get a job offer I’m walking in and resigning with a two weeks notice
I am SO nervous about putting in my two weeks notice. Thank you for this video 🙏🏾 Indeed helped me find the job that I loved and now is helping me with this too ❤
Bruh I'm a grocery clerk at a supermarket and I've been there for 4 months and I'm miserable, I tried switching roles but everytime I ask a manager to get a different role they pretend like I'm talking gibberish.
Pro tip: give however many days notice as you want. Just be sure you do ot after your bonus was deposited into your bank account. Seen too many people quit a few weeks too soon, thinking their bonus would be on their last pay check, when in fact it wasn't
I'm getting ready to do this. I like where I work, my boss does care about his employees, and feel like I'll be letting everyone down. And we're short staffed right now. Still I feel this new opportunity is much better for my career so I just have to get it over with
@@photon2724 A good boss will understand. I thought my boss would take it negatively, but he managed to take it in the best way possible and fully understood why I was leaving. I have no regrets leaving my old place.
I've been working with my family business for almost two years now and I'm starting to make big changes in my life now that I'm getting older and it's been so hard for me to leave. But I know I need to change my direction and this helped me gain even more confidence in doing so. Thank you. 😊
The small 20-employee company I worked for was recently acquired by a giant corporation. They were dumbfounded when all 20 of us quit on the same day. Haha. No hard feelings.
Do NOT do a exit interview. They WILL hold it against you and if the company really cared, they would have at least TRIED to put things right in the first place
This is what I’m currently going thru.. oops still gtg 😬 (Got my request for Christmas Day denied so I guess I will be putting in my two weeks notice now) I haven’t spent one Christmas with my family due to always working on the holidays and this year I decided I’m going to take control of my life! Although I like my job and what I do.. I can’t continue missing out important holidays with my family for a job that could easily “replace” me. Update: my last week is coming up ✌🏼🤗 bittersweet but I gotta start putting myself first for once! ✨
When employers fire you on a Sunday last shift without notice...? Think about it just for a bit. Why would you give them a two weeks notice? Are they going to give you two weeks notice before firing you? Just look for another job once you get an offer you like quit finish your shift and say hey manager today is my last day thanks for everything and the opportunity this is unfortunately not working anymore and I learned a lot from you guys! But don't give two weeks... Waste of time.
I have no issues with anyone I work with, but I feel like I’m not needed at all. I don’t get that many hours anymore and I’m not given the chance to do anything without someone wanting to do it for me.
My job is killer, but I'm working on my business full time. I'm stating my resignation today and I'm still super nervous, even with my boss being a good friend. Here we go!
I have an interview if all gos well I will be leaving my current job . This definitely gave me some much needed tips for when I do in fact leave for the job I’m going for the interview for or anything else I will go into in the future . Thank u !
I like it on how indeeds own reviewing system won't let you write an HONEST review about a company, even though it constantly asks for you to wite one.
i’m trying to quit cause my manager sucks . i’m not even registered as an employee and a job isn’t on my record . i’m thinking of just quitting without telling anyone because i’m still considered unemployed.. yes or no 💀
Do it :') 👍 and accept you just touch the floor while having that job dude, yeah it was awful but it's about yourself to find a new good job, is not like out there good jobs are waiting for you, even less with this plandemic :/ so you have to get better in all the ways posible to get a good job, I will try that as I see is better for one self and for others
@@astroant9354 i texted her and said "hey, this isn't the kind of work environment i want to be in and i'm not registered as an employee . i won't be showing up anymore"
I work casually on weekends at a party hire company and I’m considering quitting. I’ve worked there for almost a year and it’s been an amazing opportunity. My boss is wonderful and the company is warm. However, I just don’t have much free time anymore and I recently got a new job throughout the weekdays. The job is a receptionist role, and I’m passionate about customer service, and I’ve had a change of heart. I don’t know what to do. I feel like it’ll be a burden for my boss to find a new employee and train them
After reading a bunch of comments I'm just throw this out there but the 2 week rule is if you DON'T want to burn bridges and screw over your coworkers. If it's a terrible work environment with awful people then feel free to walk away as you see fit. Hand in 2 weeks If you potentially want references, or to refer a friend for a position, or possibly a backup job in case the new place doesn't work out and you know the old place will welcome you back with open arms.
I came here because I recently got a job as a loader at Hermes and judging by the position itself, I just want to work there for the experience only so that I can move off to something else instead.
I’m considering quitting Walmart without a 2 week notice possibly but I want to do it in a professional way like you showed. Whenever I get in a new job, hopefully this helps :)
I just got hired into this new role, it’s all new to me and everyone is really helping me out to get settled. It’s been three weeks since I got hired. But I have just been offered a better deal, and a better pay, I am currently working 3 days a week and this is a full time job opportunity. I don’t know what to say in my two weeks notice, I feel like I am letting them down and they are super busy right now, finding someone new will be a pull on them. But at the same time I need to go because this new opportunity is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I don’t know how to go about it
I feel the same way! In march of this year I started a new job at my local Mercedes dealer as a service valet and I feel the same way, because the dealership is so crazy busy with all the service cars coming and some of my coworkers are good people but I just can’t take this job anymore! And plus my other job the parks department is hiring again which I liked working with them. It’s so hard to choose, but I put in my 2 weeks notice and a lot of weight has gone off my shoulders.
It’s good that you’re considerate to your co-workers, but it’s also important to think about yourself. I’ve spent so much time thinking about other people and how me quitting would affect them, that I forgot to think about myself entirely.
Really glad I watched this, was about to give notice by email and my email was definitely not positive enough. I think in person, simple and positive is so much better. Thanks
Sucks how it's better if you give a 2 week notice but when they fire you there's no 2 week notice. It would be nice if I got a 2 week notice so I can look for a new job.
I'm a 15 year old kid and in a miserable spot due to lack of support in my store, my boss is a real G tho so i don't know how to go about it, kind of a crap situation the job sucks but the boss is very chill and easy going
Had the amazing combination of a remote company and my manager being on leave the last few days. Can't tell them in person, can't have a meeting with them. Will just have to wait till theyre back and see what they say.
My position is as an at will employee I don’t owe my company anything if I’m resigning and they don’t owe me anything if they let me go. I’ve seen people fired for giving two weeks. Sometimes it happens often.
Feeling very anxious about my two weeks notice. I love the company I'm working for, not so fond of management and the lack there of. Coming from 0 experience this company took me in and taught me so much and leaving them in their darkest hour has me feeling guilty almost. But I need to this for my own personal gain in my career.
I applied last week, was offered a job the next day and the e-mail said: "don't quit your job if you are working". The next two days I completed the background check, physical and four days later was sent an email to report the next day. The problem is I was never given the chance to give notice and thus I won't be able to take the new job. I just can't call in and say "I quit".
We had a guy give 2 weeks notice but because he was causal our HR only allowed him to work for 1 week despite desperately needing his services post lockdown. Crazy how self serving all facets of business have become. Quit like a boss - send your letter and move on. Don’t give any of your learned traits away ever then get them to hire you as a consultant on much higher pay 💁♂️
My job that promised me higher education decided that i "wasn't ready yet". And i just didn't want to wait another year to see if i was capable. So im planning to formally quit my job to join another school.
F--ck two weeks notice. I used to work in HR and it doesn’t affect the company even if you quit the morning of your shift. In fact I had more respect for people who got that fed up that they did tht
What about a hand over of work for your current employer and the likelihood you won’t get a reference if you just quit on the spot. No longer you didn’t last in HR with an attitude like that
I’ve seen to many people get fired and walked out when they give notice. I base on giving notice depending how on the company treats me. If you get a bad receive simple confirm it with a reference checking firm, send off a ceise and desist from a company. Problem solved.
I think it's funny that a company that makes their living advertising for companies that are CONSTANTLY turning over their workforce is trying to tell me how to quit a job.
Ive seen many temps and employees let go literally hours before they clock in. And we gotta give companies “plenty of time”….. so they can quickly get someone to replace them.
@@Brendenmaximin I can’t say for everyone but in my branch we were only allowed to eat set meals during our lunch breaks. Anything else we had to pay for.
Do you have any tips for employers who are being totally unprofessional after handing your notice? My senior management are barley speaking to me and when they do, it’s only to be demeaning. When I handed my notice, all they said was ‘I hope you don’t do as much damage to your next company as you’ve done to mine’…
It’s unfortunate that this happens, but if that’s how they’re going to treat someone, then it’s probably for the better that you did resign. When I put my two weeks in at my first job, everyone was giving me the silent treatment. After a couple years, they’ve still had trouble filling my position and realized that I was helping way more than what I was being paid for. And now they beg me to come back, like, gee, maybe you guys should have thought long-term, instead of in the moment when you tried to pretend I didn’t exist.
We had 2 rounds of cuts. We went from a small 50 people start up to just 6! I organically took on 4 new roles and have been doing it for 1 year now. I was offered a dream job and took it. I know when I resign, it may end up in the company closing 😢 But I have kids and other things to consider. Not to mention the lack of professionalism and toxic people who have stayed. Its not easy but you have to pull the bandage. 1 suggestion! Overly nice to everyone!!!!!!! It is so true that you will or may run into them down the line. My dream job was offered to me by a previous manager I had. She told me that no matter where she ends up she wants me on her team. She become director of marketing and made me Team Lead of 10 people.
I just walked out of my job and gave them my military base ID and quite my job and I have been doing this crapy job for 1 year and it’s not worth doing it anymore and now I work in the meat department in Food lion going to start next week so excited and a better pay .
Not sugar coating my reason for leaving a job for the simple fact of if and when they decide to lay you off they don’t give a reason they just say unfortunately I have to let you go and that’s it all you get is a 2 week notice from me n if you ask why I’m giving you a blunt answer that doesn’t mean be rude just be honest in a professional manner first and foremost know yourself worth because with out employees these companies wouldn’t be able to survive
Employers can treat you bad, but you always need to treat them good. Discrimination, racism, sexism no matter what, you need to leave “good” and give a good review on indeed
I have a huge dilemma, I just got my first job two weeks ago and I will not mention the company but it’s a children entertain entity. I’m 16 and they expect me to work shifts from 6pm to 11pm, which for some people is fine but I have no way of getting home other than public transportation and as you can guess it’s the nog the safest/reliable at that time of day. I wanna speak to my manager about it and tell her that I can’t continue to work there if my hours are that late. What should I say?
You could say basically just that - You are concerned for your safety getting home at night, and while you would like to continue working there, you feel you would be unable to do so working your current hours. -CC
I've quit without notice once, I never plan to go back and I am not putting them on a resume. Most of the time you want to quit on good terms. Where I work a bunch of employees have quit, worked somewhere else, and come back. They always come back with much higher level positions and salaries. You'd think the company would just get the hint and pay better right off.
I hate it here. this place sucks. lol That was unexpected. The problem is the next place might be worse. Make sure you go someplace that will give you a chance to upgrade yourself. One day we will find that sweet job as long as we keep improving.
@@Shadowdreamer4 it’s a joke I served notice 12th Nov and was held until 12th Jan for a job I’d been at for 10 years and that was a back office Admin job with no management responsibilities- little to no consideration was given which one of the main reasons I left in the first place
I want to share something. I feel like I want to resign but I feel like there is no such a desire to start. Idk where to go. I dont seek new opportunities. If i could be honest I overwork, dont get paid enough, etc. I work in start up company. Which start up don't have enough cashflow to provide a lot of employee. The salary increment ain't enough. Too low for someone who've been working this far. No bonuses. I feel like I'm valuable but in the same time I feel not appreciated. It makes me undervalued myself and lack of confidence to start a new journey. Should I leave or stay? I'm 28. Been in this industry for almost 4 years. Using incognito accounts bcs I don't want to be mean to my current company. I grew alot but i feel like I could spread my wings wider in somewhere but not here anymore. An also I've thrived my company a lot. I dont like to get some credits. Bcs I'm result oriented. In the end I've finished my stuff. And that's the good.
Wanna put mine in today I feel completely bad because I know he needs people but I have kids and I have no one to watch them during the day so I need to leave to be able to make sure my kids are taken care of, honestly doubt my boss will take it as well as the one in the video
Did you do it ?? I want to do the same today is Monday and I’m thinking of typing up my quitting notice at the end of the day I just feel so scared because this is a corporate job and I don’t want to have to work for another two more weeks it’s nerve wracking too to type of this letter
My boss works oversees and won't be in for another 3 weeks but I want to put in my two weeks as soon as possible because I'm getting more hours at my other job and the pay us better. I'm struggling juggling both right now. Since I can't see him in person, would email be appropriate? I want to do it in person just rather not keep waiting
If you are unable to talk with him in person, then you could use email. You can explain in the email how you would have preferred to do this in person, but given the circumstances were unable to do so. You might also consult with your Human Resources department for guidance on other steps you will need to take, given your boss is not present to guide you. -CC
i work for a family friend and the pay is good and the hours are amazing but its just not made for me and its so toxic, i want to quit but ive been only working there for about a month and half and days before i work im stressing out about working cause i hate it so much idk what to do.
honestly, I would say maybe stick it out for at least a year. that way when you reference it on your resume, future employers will see you’re a committed employee who don’t quit within the first few months of a job and can understand what kind of worker you are. that’s just my take because I felt the same way about my old job.
I’m 14 i work in a grocery store and I want to quit. Not because it’s hard or anything but because my co-works are so annoying and the managers are rude to everyone and, the store is disgusting. On top of that they never buy new stuff so we have to use all the old broken carts for stuff.
I have to resign from a Volunteer Co-ordinator post And I would have to bump into volunteers in the village so I had to avoid putting the blame thing in the letter.
I'm wondering if you really need to write a letter of resignation if it's entry level job? I'm leaving a job at a grocery store but i was just going to have a meeting with the manager and tell them
I just put in my two weeks. I feel liberated and letting go of a toxic, unappreciative environment is the best feeling!
I hope things have improved 👌🏼👍🏼
Next time (and I hope there is no next time), don't give a notice. Leave and tell them to shove it
Only thing worse than a toxic work environment is a toxic marriage. 🤬
@@keifer7813 as much as we want too having a good reference is very important
I have the same issue but I'm not sure how say i wanna quite but i think have come out and say it.
i find it hilarious that we as employees are supposed to give them two weeks notice if we're going to leave, but an employer will have no problem firing you without severance or support right before the holidays.
Yes
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You are not required to give a 2 weeks (unless it is stated in your contract when you accepted the job offer). Its a common courtesy to do it so it gives the employer time to find a replacement and prep for your leave.
In our agreement, it is 30 days notice for both parties
That’s america for you, in most countries in Europe you can’t fire an employee whenever you want
This scenario is rarely how it goes when leaving. If you're a valuable employee they are going to guilt trip you HARD. Be prepared to get some shade and take it with class. It's actually incredible how everyone's perception of you will change immediately, even if you are a valued employee.
That's what I'm afraid of, we're already so understaffed, I almost feel bad to quit.
@@elton6031 same here but I'm gonna do it tomorrow anyways...
@@Samderos Good call, all the best 👍
@@elton6031 I did the talk. I'm feeling so light.
@@Samderos do you feel better after?
I’m putting in my 2 weeks notice. Nervous. I’ve been promised so much (promotion, raise, better hours) but been waiting for a while now. So glad to have made this decision for myself and my family ❤
Wishing you the best of luck, Gnaj!
I just got an offer that pays twice as much as my current job and almost half the working hours i am so excited to quit this job “on a good terms of course “
what job?
Congratulations!!!
All the best in your new job!!
Wow amazing congrats!
Haha same except its 150% what im making now if not, double.
putting my two weeks in tomorrow and this made me feel more confident for sure thank you
Glad we could help, Gabby! -CC
I wanna know, I haven’t got a different job lined up, and I really hate it (I’m on a fixed term contract) and I just wanna leave, will they let me leave???
@@pepguardiola3739 check your contract
Facts
Updates?
Always act respectfully , after all your former boss is going to be a reference for you. Life is short, your working to live not living to work, get out of your comfort zone and grow, leave the comfort/familiarity of the nest behind, spread your wings and find that prize. Be humble yet optimistic and stay positive . I hope everyone lands their dream job.
Thanks man i needed that
The day I had to put in my 2 weeks notice my boss wasn’t there so I emailed him and then called him. I kept it short and sweet and to the point. I was so nervous but once I got it over with I felt so happy! Now I can really celebrate my new job and remain thankful for my old one.
Glad that it worked out well for you Danielle!
Fresh out of college with my first professional job making roughly about $52k a year. I will not mention the company. After 3 years of working at that company, I was told on a Wednesday that Friday will be my last day. I schedule a meeting with my manager and HR and they. gave me no reason about letting me go. It all came down to the company was downsizing. From that day forward, I never gave a company a two weeks notice. Never. Why would I give you more time to find a replacement and you're not willing to give me more time until I find a new job.
Even worse is when they DO tell you you’re company is downsizing refuse to give you an exact date, then beat around the push until you quit so they don’t have to give you a severance and say they fired you
I don't know what industry you're in, but consider that two weeks notice is a courtesy you give that reflects well on you as an individual. It's practically built in to starting a new position with transition time anyway. In more connected work circles, giving zero notice is only ever going to stir up ill-will in your wake.
Don't be like a company, companies suck.
Damn that's rough 😔
Why? Because sometimes jobs that pay more may be available that require a complete background check. They will even call your past employers to see how you left. Any case, it's not hard to go through the motions for two weeks.
@@chlly Well said
I quit my job 3 hours into my shift last night. I gave them 13months of perfect attendance and always did them favors. But all I got were complaints and added work. They were paying $27.50 and I have two car notes and a few other bills to take care of. But no rent and no kids. Luckily. I’ll be doordashing all week until the next clock shackle comes
Hope it works out well for you brother I recently walked out lol
what job you had
Is $27.50 not good?
I’m about to do the same I make 25 an hour but it’s not worth it I’m highly stressed
@@peeweepixie3655 I thought it was.... but I guess it depends where you live? I imagine somewhere like California or New York you'd need higher rates because the cost of living is 📈
I joined a new company last month, one month in I decided it wasn't the right for me. I put up the resignation to my manager and discussed with him. But he guilt tripped me into staying. Now two months in today I am going to do this one final time, wish me luck!
Good luck!!!
Hi, Even I want to quit after a month. Any tips?
Places sucks but I’m way too nice for my own good
Same I’m way to nice to leave, but I hate it
Same here I’ve been trying to leave but I don’t wanna hurt anyone
I’m way too nice as well. I’m more worried about putting my superiors behind even though given the chance they’d put me on the street with 0 notice. I also care way too much about what others think about me. As soon as I get a job offer I’m walking in and resigning with a two weeks notice
I was like that for the last 2 months but I’m about to put in my 2 weeks in a couple hours. Enough is enough.
@@TT-nh2od it took me two months before I snapped and walked out. Fuck those assholes
I am SO nervous about putting in my two weeks notice. Thank you for this video 🙏🏾 Indeed helped me find the job that I loved and now is helping me with this too ❤
We are so glad that this helped, Talyah. Thanks for watching!
Bruh I'm a grocery clerk at a supermarket and I've been there for 4 months and I'm miserable, I tried switching roles but everytime I ask a manager to get a different role they pretend like I'm talking gibberish.
Pro tip: give however many days notice as you want. Just be sure you do ot after your bonus was deposited into your bank account. Seen too many people quit a few weeks too soon, thinking their bonus would be on their last pay check, when in fact it wasn't
This is amazing advice... thank you for this. I should be getting a bonus early january and putting in my two weeks as soon as that check deposits.
My company took back the money from the persons bank account when they quit.
That's assuming you get a bonus. My job doesn't know what bonus pay is and we won't be getting a raise this year either. Not even cost of living. 🙃
What sucks for me is I accepted a new job that’ll start before the bonus will be paid out, so all my hard work over the year gets no reward..
@@OrchidKiller that.... doesn't sound legal....
I'm getting ready to do this. I like where I work, my boss does care about his employees, and feel like I'll be letting everyone down. And we're short staffed right now. Still I feel this new opportunity is much better for my career so I just have to get it over with
How did it go ? I am in the same situation, not sure how to break the new with my boss tomorrow
Its short staff everywhere so I don't think having to worry about thay part should be held on you
Same here..but I'm ready to try it out this month
Wish me luck.
Same. I hate to quit on my current boss because he is awesome to work with, but I have to make this decision for several other reasons.
@@photon2724 A good boss will understand. I thought my boss would take it negatively, but he managed to take it in the best way possible and fully understood why I was leaving. I have no regrets leaving my old place.
I've been working with my family business for almost two years now and I'm starting to make big changes in my life now that I'm getting older and it's been so hard for me to leave. But I know I need to change my direction and this helped me gain even more confidence in doing so. Thank you. 😊
You're welcome! -CC
The small 20-employee company I worked for was recently acquired by a giant corporation. They were dumbfounded when all 20 of us quit on the same day. Haha. No hard feelings.
That was a good buy then.Well done buying department.
Advice for people who wanna work at Walmart: DONT PLEASE 😂
Listen to him people!! I’m quitting tomorrow. Save money. Live better 😂
Same😂
I actually found it okay as a first job! Just had to deal with the idiots and get on with it!
Or McDonald’s
About to quit that’s why I’m watching this . I don’t even want to wait 2 weeks I hate Walmart with a passion!
Do NOT do a exit interview. They WILL hold it against you and if the company really cared, they would have at least TRIED to put things right in the first place
This!
I couldn't agree more
True. Let them pay for consultants to find the answers.
Putting in my two wks two days from now. Feels like a dead-end marriage that was long overdue.
You can’t train a new employee if your store is severely understaffed😊 but i still will be leaving
Exactly!
Your boss gonna have to do some work for once!
This is what I’m currently going thru.. oops still gtg 😬 (Got my request for Christmas Day denied so I guess I will be putting in my two weeks notice now) I haven’t spent one Christmas with my family due to always working on the holidays and this year I decided I’m going to take control of my life! Although I like my job and what I do.. I can’t continue missing out important holidays with my family for a job that could easily “replace” me.
Update: my last week is coming up ✌🏼🤗 bittersweet but I gotta start putting myself first for once! ✨
@@goldies6909 goodluck
I would never train voluntarily. That's the boss's job not mine.
Putting my notice in today
How did it go?
@@xmut3x It went well, they were very understanding and happy I was able to further my career.
When employers fire you on a Sunday last shift without notice...? Think about it just for a bit. Why would you give them a two weeks notice? Are they going to give you two weeks notice before firing you? Just look for another job once you get an offer you like quit finish your shift and say hey manager today is my last day thanks for everything and the opportunity this is unfortunately not working anymore and I learned a lot from you guys! But don't give two weeks... Waste of time.
No sabotage, just left to retire, at no time did I look back. Great decision.
Easy to say when your employer doesnt belittle you and make you feel unwanted and you have no where to go
I have no issues with anyone I work with, but I feel like I’m not needed at all. I don’t get that many hours anymore and I’m not given the chance to do anything without someone wanting to do it for me.
Same!
My job is killer, but I'm working on my business full time. I'm stating my resignation today and I'm still super nervous, even with my boss being a good friend. Here we go!
I have an interview if all gos well I will be leaving my current job . This definitely gave me some much needed tips for when I do in fact leave for the job I’m going for the interview for or anything else I will go into in the future . Thank u !
did u get the job? what job
Here in the UK we have to give four weeks notice. Depending on where u work and the length service sometimes it can be months.
I like it on how indeeds own reviewing system won't let you write an HONEST review about a company, even though it constantly asks for you to wite one.
I’m about to give my two week notice today! I just can’t believe I have to work there for two weeks! It’s been hell!
Don’t show up
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I’ve considered this so many times😭
@@dasiajb I might do it
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This is actually happening rn for me at the moment 😂😂
i’m trying to quit cause my manager sucks . i’m not even registered as an employee and a job isn’t on my record . i’m thinking of just quitting without telling anyone because i’m still considered unemployed.. yes or no 💀
If this is an under-the-table job, that means no one is even paying payroll taxes and this entire ordeal is illegal.
Do it :') 👍 and accept you just touch the floor while having that job dude, yeah it was awful but it's about yourself to find a new good job, is not like out there good jobs are waiting for you, even less with this plandemic :/ so you have to get better in all the ways posible to get a good job, I will try that as I see is better for one self and for others
Same did you just quit and not got to work?
@@astroant9354 i texted her and said "hey, this isn't the kind of work environment i want to be in and i'm not registered as an employee . i won't be showing up anymore"
Sue him
I did this literally minutes ago. Thank you for the video, watched it right before going in. Very helpful.
Great to hear that we could be of help to you!
About to give my two week notice. A little nervous, but I know it’s for the best. Wish me luck
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I work casually on weekends at a party hire company and I’m considering quitting. I’ve worked there for almost a year and it’s been an amazing opportunity. My boss is wonderful and the company is warm. However, I just don’t have much free time anymore and I recently got a new job throughout the weekdays. The job is a receptionist role, and I’m passionate about customer service, and I’ve had a change of heart. I don’t know what to do. I feel like it’ll be a burden for my boss to find a new employee and train them
After reading a bunch of comments I'm just throw this out there but the 2 week rule is if you DON'T want to burn bridges and screw over your coworkers.
If it's a terrible work environment with awful people then feel free to walk away as you see fit. Hand in 2 weeks If you potentially want references, or to refer a friend for a position, or possibly a backup job in case the new place doesn't work out and you know the old place will welcome you back with open arms.
I’ve never been so happy resigning a job, I feel free.
Should preface this video with if the employer is civil.
I came here because I recently got a job as a loader at Hermes and judging by the position itself, I just want to work there for the experience only so that I can move off to something else instead.
I’m considering quitting Walmart without a 2 week notice possibly but I want to do it in a professional way like you showed. Whenever I get in a new job, hopefully this helps :)
It's The Great Resignation, lots of people will be following the steps in this video
I just got hired into this new role, it’s all new to me and everyone is really helping me out to get settled. It’s been three weeks since I got hired. But I have just been offered a better deal, and a better pay, I am currently working 3 days a week and this is a full time job opportunity. I don’t know what to say in my two weeks notice, I feel like I am letting them down and they are super busy right now, finding someone new will be a pull on them. But at the same time I need to go because this new opportunity is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I don’t know how to go about it
I feel ya brother
I feel the same way! In march of this year I started a new job at my local Mercedes dealer as a service valet and I feel the same way, because the dealership is so crazy busy with all the service cars coming and some of my coworkers are good people but I just can’t take this job anymore! And plus my other job the parks department is hiring again which I liked working with them. It’s so hard to choose, but I put in my 2 weeks notice and a lot of weight has gone off my shoulders.
It’s good that you’re considerate to your co-workers, but it’s also important to think about yourself. I’ve spent so much time thinking about other people and how me quitting would affect them, that I forgot to think about myself entirely.
Really glad I watched this, was about to give notice by email and my email was definitely not positive enough. I think in person, simple and positive is so much better. Thanks
Best of luck to you, Matthew. Thanks for tuning in!
This is honestly so helpful.
I just recently found a new job and I'm so excited to jump into the new role.
So glad you found this helpful, Stormy. Congrats on your new job. Way to go!
Same here.
Putting in my 2 week notice tomorrow just got offered a new job
I was just gonna leave and not come back
same
Sucks how it's better if you give a 2 week notice but when they fire you there's no 2 week notice. It would be nice if I got a 2 week notice so I can look for a new job.
Putting mine in on Friday. Thanks Indeed!
I'm a 15 year old kid and in a miserable spot due to lack of support in my store, my boss is a real G tho so i don't know how to go about it, kind of a crap situation the job sucks but the boss is very chill and easy going
Had the amazing combination of a remote company and my manager being on leave the last few days.
Can't tell them in person, can't have a meeting with them. Will just have to wait till theyre back and see what they say.
I’m doing this next week. First time to actually resign from a job that needs face to face. In my old jobs, we just put it in the web portal.
My position is as an at will employee I don’t owe my company anything if I’m resigning and they don’t owe me anything if they let me go. I’ve seen people fired for giving two weeks. Sometimes it happens often.
Even with being fired isn’t there an option to get severance pay?
Wonder why there are no comments for 45 thousand views...
This is your sign to hand in those two weeks... OR ONE WEEK notices too :)
My contract says I need to hand in one month notice 😔 gotta wait 4 whole weeks to leave this shit hole😕
Feeling very anxious about my two weeks notice. I love the company I'm working for, not so fond of management and the lack there of. Coming from 0 experience this company took me in and taught me so much and leaving them in their darkest hour has me feeling guilty almost. But I need to this for my own personal gain in my career.
I applied last week, was offered a job the next day and the e-mail said: "don't quit your job if you are working". The next two days I completed the background check, physical and four days later was sent an email to report the next day. The problem is I was never given the chance to give notice and thus I won't be able to take the new job. I just can't call in and say "I quit".
We had a guy give 2 weeks notice but because he was causal our HR only allowed him to work for 1 week despite desperately needing his services post lockdown. Crazy how self serving all facets of business have become.
Quit like a boss - send your letter and move on. Don’t give any of your learned traits away ever then get them to hire you as a consultant on much higher pay 💁♂️
Instructions unclear, I just shat on the desk of my boss.
My job that promised me higher education decided that i "wasn't ready yet". And i just didn't want to wait another year to see if i was capable. So im planning to formally quit my job to join another school.
F--ck two weeks notice. I used to work in HR and it doesn’t affect the company even if you quit the morning of your shift. In fact I had more respect for people who got that fed up that they did tht
What about a hand over of work for your current employer and the likelihood you won’t get a reference if you just quit on the spot.
No longer you didn’t last in HR with an attitude like that
This is really helpful! I might be leaving a company I've been at for 6 years. I had no idea how to write a resignation letter.
I’ve seen to many people get fired and walked out when they give notice. I base on giving notice depending how on the company treats me. If you get a bad receive simple confirm it with a reference checking firm, send off a ceise and desist from a company. Problem solved.
@GreenBreenMasheen All you need to do is call Allison and Taylor confirm the bad reference then send off a ceise and desist. Works for me every time.
I just put my two weeks in
So you got new job now?
Dam
Tell me how it went
I think it's funny that a company that makes their living advertising for companies that are CONSTANTLY turning over their workforce is trying to tell me how to quit a job.
Ive seen many temps and employees let go literally hours before they clock in. And we gotta give companies “plenty of time”….. so they can quickly get someone to replace them.
I think I’m going to quit. This video certainly does help, thank you!
did u quit, what job do u have rn
@@Brendenmaximin yeah I quit in January. Hated KFC, don’t know why I ever wanted to work there. I’m now working in a butchers shop
@@charlieknibbs6203 oh great, by the way i have a doubt that can the KFC wokers eat KFC whenever they want? hope u answer :]
@@Brendenmaximin I can’t say for everyone but in my branch we were only allowed to eat set meals during our lunch breaks. Anything else we had to pay for.
Do you have any tips for employers who are being totally unprofessional after handing your notice?
My senior management are barley speaking to me and when they do, it’s only to be demeaning.
When I handed my notice, all they said was ‘I hope you don’t do as much damage to your next company as you’ve done to mine’…
Ouch
When I put the resignation letter I had people making me feel that I made the wrong decision and try and manipulate me.
It’s unfortunate that this happens, but if that’s how they’re going to treat someone, then it’s probably for the better that you did resign. When I put my two weeks in at my first job, everyone was giving me the silent treatment. After a couple years, they’ve still had trouble filling my position and realized that I was helping way more than what I was being paid for. And now they beg me to come back, like, gee, maybe you guys should have thought long-term, instead of in the moment when you tried to pretend I didn’t exist.
The production on this video is so good 😳
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I HATE IT HERE, pure and simple
thats childish talk
Leave
I have so many things to complain but i think i will refrain from those things.
We had 2 rounds of cuts. We went from a small 50 people start up to just 6!
I organically took on 4 new roles and have been doing it for 1 year now.
I was offered a dream job and took it. I know when I resign, it may end up in the company closing 😢
But I have kids and other things to consider.
Not to mention the lack of professionalism and toxic people who have stayed.
Its not easy but you have to pull the bandage.
1 suggestion! Overly nice to everyone!!!!!!! It is so true that you will or may run into them down the line.
My dream job was offered to me by a previous manager I had. She told me that no matter where she ends up she wants me on her team. She become director of marketing and made me Team Lead of 10 people.
I just walked out of my job and gave them my military base ID and quite my job and I have been doing this crapy job for 1 year and it’s not worth doing it anymore and now I work in the meat department in Food lion going to start next week so excited and a better pay .
Excellent simple to the point I will used this planning to resign as we speak thanks again better opportunity 🎉❤😊
Not sugar coating my reason for leaving a job for the simple fact of if and when they decide to lay you off they don’t give a reason they just say unfortunately I have to let you go and that’s it all you get is a 2 week notice from me n if you ask why I’m giving you a blunt answer that doesn’t mean be rude just be honest in a professional manner first and foremost know yourself worth because with out employees these companies wouldn’t be able to survive
I will give my 2 weeks notice tomorrow 5/3/2023, I'm a bit nervous.
How does it feel now?
Employers can treat you bad, but you always need to treat them good. Discrimination, racism, sexism no matter what, you need to leave “good” and give a good review on indeed
I have a huge dilemma, I just got my first job two weeks ago and I will not mention the company but it’s a children entertain entity. I’m 16 and they expect me to work shifts from 6pm to 11pm, which for some people is fine but I have no way of getting home other than public transportation and as you can guess it’s the nog the safest/reliable at that time of day. I wanna speak to my manager about it and tell her that I can’t continue to work there if my hours are that late. What should I say?
You could say basically just that - You are concerned for your safety getting home at night, and while you would like to continue working there, you feel you would be unable to do so working your current hours. -CC
1:24 This is how I dream of having that conversation.
I've quit without notice once, I never plan to go back and I am not putting them on a resume.
Most of the time you want to quit on good terms. Where I work a bunch of employees have quit, worked somewhere else, and come back. They always come back with much higher level positions and salaries.
You'd think the company would just get the hint and pay better right off.
I hate it here. this place sucks. lol That was unexpected.
The problem is the next place might be worse. Make sure you go someplace that will give you a chance to upgrade yourself. One day we will find that sweet job as long as we keep improving.
Ive been at my job 4 days but i have gotten a better offer and im leaving my job im so nurvous its my first job
I quit today with an email on the spot after 3 years. They were pissed. Good riddance. Id rather starve than have their agenda on my mind 24/7
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In the UK some firms hold you to a week for every year you have been there - potentially 10 to 12 weeks .
2 Weeks would be a dream !
Wow I've never heard of that, that's kinda wild.
@@Shadowdreamer4 it’s a joke
I served notice 12th Nov and was held until 12th Jan for a job I’d been at for 10 years and that was a back office Admin job with no management responsibilities- little to no consideration was given which one of the main reasons I left in the first place
Yeah and. how much noticed to the give when they fire you?
The number one reason to leave a job is more money, yet it isn't on the list being shown in the video lol
Didn’t it say compensation
Mental health too, very important reason
Everything about this video is perfect
I've been fired days before Christmas. I will never give any warning I will just leave. You don't owe these greedy heartless companies anything
I want to share something. I feel like I want to resign but I feel like there is no such a desire to start. Idk where to go. I dont seek new opportunities. If i could be honest I overwork, dont get paid enough, etc. I work in start up company. Which start up don't have enough cashflow to provide a lot of employee. The salary increment ain't enough. Too low for someone who've been working this far. No bonuses. I feel like I'm valuable but in the same time I feel not appreciated. It makes me undervalued myself and lack of confidence to start a new journey.
Should I leave or stay? I'm 28. Been in this industry for almost 4 years.
Using incognito accounts bcs I don't want to be mean to my current company. I grew alot but i feel like I could spread my wings wider in somewhere but not here anymore. An also I've thrived my company a lot. I dont like to get some credits. Bcs I'm result oriented. In the end I've finished my stuff. And that's the good.
Wanna put mine in today I feel completely bad because I know he needs people but I have kids and I have no one to watch them during the day so I need to leave to be able to make sure my kids are taken care of, honestly doubt my boss will take it as well as the one in the video
How did it go?
Your kids are more important than your boss.
Did you do it ?? I want to do the same today is Monday and I’m thinking of typing up my quitting notice at the end of the day I just feel so scared because this is a corporate job and I don’t want to have to work for another two more weeks it’s nerve wracking too to type of this letter
What if you quit por personal
Reasons (without having another job lined up)
My boss works oversees and won't be in for another 3 weeks but I want to put in my two weeks as soon as possible because I'm getting more hours at my other job and the pay us better. I'm struggling juggling both right now. Since I can't see him in person, would email be appropriate? I want to do it in person just rather not keep waiting
If you are unable to talk with him in person, then you could use email. You can explain in the email how you would have preferred to do this in person, but given the circumstances were unable to do so. You might also consult with your Human Resources department for guidance on other steps you will need to take, given your boss is not present to guide you. -CC
i work for a family friend and the pay is good and the hours are amazing but its just not made for me and its so toxic, i want to quit but ive been only working there for about a month and half and days before i work im stressing out about working cause i hate it so much idk what to do.
honestly, I would say maybe stick it out for at least a year. that way when you reference it on your resume, future employers will see you’re a committed employee who don’t quit within the first few months of a job and can understand what kind of worker you are. that’s just my take because I felt the same way about my old job.
I’m 14 i work in a grocery store and I want to quit. Not because it’s hard or anything but because my co-works are so annoying and the managers are rude to everyone and, the store is disgusting. On top of that they never buy new stuff so we have to use all the old broken carts for stuff.
Surprise! Most retail jobs are like that. I suggest applying to other places first and if you get a job elsewhere then leave.
I have to resign from a Volunteer Co-ordinator post And I would have to bump into volunteers in the village so I had to avoid putting the blame thing in the letter.
I'm wondering if you really need to write a letter of resignation if it's entry level job? I'm leaving a job at a grocery store but i was just going to have a meeting with the manager and tell them
for retail I wouldn't bother.
1:20 is the truth though😂🤣isn’t it good to be honest and really portray how you feel
Round here we just tell our boss we are going to quit to see what type of offer they’ll make us
I quit the same day I started my new job. My manager was awful and I didn't do any of this