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Hello guys,

Me along with 3 other students been working with a prof. over the summer, and he had mentioned that he usually desires his RAs to stand on for throughout the year. I haven't done much over the summer up until now, but things are about to pick up. However, the work I am doing for him is not what I had anticipated, and frankly I won't have much time for the job, due to a better paying part time job, and journal obligations along with class work once school starts.

How do I tell the prof. I am not going to be staying on. Should I just say I don't have time, or should I also mention that my financial situation would be better served with this higher paying job. I know I'm going to burn a bridge, I just would appreciate any advice thanks.

Depends on the guy. Probably tell him you don't like the work honestly.

"Take this job and shove it I'm not working here no more!"

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baal hadad wrote:"Take this job and shove it I'm not working here no more!"

- Dead Kennedys

You misspelled David Allan Coe

BVest wrote:

baal hadad wrote:"Take this job and shove it I'm not working here no more!"

- Dead Kennedys

You misspelled David Allan Coe

Edited

RAs are pretty replaceable. When I left my RA position, I happened to already know a qualified 1L interested in taking over, and suggested her to the prof. Maybe you could do something similar just to save a hassle and do two people a favor?