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Thats my first time hearing of this

 

It's a good guideline. I would also suggest that time with an employer be taken into account...i.e., if you get paid weekly, but have been with the employer for longer than a couple years, I'd up the notice to 2 weeks. Of course, it depends on what your job entails, too. I think maybe those guidelines are a bit overkill if you're sweeping the floors & cleaning toilets versus controlling departments or managing a large, involved process.

In short (if it's not too late for that!), use your brain for something besides keeping your skull from imploding when you give notice. There's really no hard & fast rule. If you aren't concerned about a reference, who cares what notice you give?

 

I ask everyone how many weeks would you want to be given ? If the company is going to fire you do they give a notice ? Now I have always given a notice but it is dependent on when I start my next job as to how long.

 

apparently OOR will no longer be a factor for bonus. they supposed to be changing OOR to MPG.

 

I plan out my days the night before. When it comes to parking, I run early hours, so my day usually ends before 6pm. I have 2 options for my day planned out. The near one, if I am running slow or get tired early, and the farther one based on what I prefer to get done in a day. I make it a point not to run more than 8.5 to 9hrs a day, so I never have to do a 34 hour reset while on the road. I stay out 3 weeks at a time, so I am running recap hours for 2 weeks. I have pretty good stamina, so I usually only stop once a day. Unless I am running around switching up live loads/unloads or other delays, the majority of my days are only 10-11 hours. Back to the question, I am usually parking so early in the day that I have my pick of spots.

 

I prefer running early for that reason as well. Parked later than I wanted tonight, but I'm in Iowa, so still had pretty much my choice of spots.

 

Same here, I hate looking for spots so I start early. I actually do 12-13 hours a day, mainly cause I'm out for 5 days so restart every week. I would do 14/day if I know 100% I'm going to make it home on the fifth day. I'm in iowa too lol plenty of empty spots around here

 

Same here. There is no reason to do a 34hr restart on the road. A little bit of time management goes a long way. And you can still run 3k miles a week legally.