If I was to go with one of the BIG national companies to get my 1-2 years experience, what is the best way to leave that company on good terms? Do I go into it letting them know I only plan on staying for one year, or do I wait and have an excuse after 1-2 years?
Exit Strategy
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by 73 FJ40, Oct 23, 2009.
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Waiting may be best, no info up front-they don't understand these things. Good Luck...
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Just worry about 1 day at a time... you might not even make that 1st year.
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There may be "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover," but there is really only one way to leave a job on good terms.
For your own sake, keep your mouth shut about your future plans. Once you get to the point that you are ready to move on, go ahead and give them two weeks notice. But be prepared to have them tell you that they want you gone right now. -
Thanks for the great advice.
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That's the part I don't understand. People talk about DACS/USIS whatever it is and what companies put on it.
Well, if you get your new job secured BEFORE leaving your existing company, how on earth can they possibly blackball you?
I have never left a current job to look for another job. I have always secured next job before leaving current.
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The best thing is to say nothing to no one about your plans. keep it to yourself!.
73 FJ40 Thanks this.
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