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Editado por Adamal123:
8/14/2013 10:43:39 AM
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Quitting my job.
I work at McDonald's, who in their right mind would stay anyways? My reasons for leaving are that I'm a full time student in college whose also taking an EMT night class. I just had a CPR class last night (6-10pm) and work in the morning (4am) and boy did I wake up late because of it. My manager hasn't been very nice about my schedule either, she always wants me to work even on school days. It's not like I need the job anyways, my father is already nice enough to lay my expenses, he told me he has no problem with me quiting because I'm goin to take up another job as an EMT when I'm done with the course.
Sooooo... How should I quit? Call them? Go in and tell them in person? Two weeks notice? What? It's my first time quiting.
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Give your two weeks notice in person and explain that you're leaving for school.
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In person as professional as possible and give two weeks notice. Throughout your life you'll have to usually provide three sources of prior employment on resumes and work applications. Best to leave amicably. Also don't give them any wiggle room on your last two weeks schedule. Lay out what you can work with your classes and be absolute on it.
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1 ResponderJust dont go there anymore.
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If they're being dicks, walk in, dump your uniform on the desk and tell them to go -blam!- themselves
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Well, as a matter of personal honor I always recommend offering 2 weeks notice. I don't think calling or telling them in person makes too much of a difference.
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I'd go with the two week notice.
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Normally you would be professional and give them two weeks, but who the -blam!- takes a mc donalds recommendation seriously ? I would take my sign in sheet, set it on fire, and drop in the managers office.
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Take a dump in the frostee machine.
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Seduce your boss.
