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Planning on quitting in May, when to notify office?
I plan on quitting my PD job in May for personal reasons totally unrelated to work. I love my coworkers, clients, support staff, and want to avoid burning bridges. Not planning on returning to this office, per se, but I do plan on returning to the same legal community. How many weeks/months notice would you give?
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Anymous
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Re: Planning on quitting in May, when to notify office?
Standard is 2 weeks. There's a chance that they may tell you to leave once you give notice.
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Desert Fox
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Re: Planning on quitting in May, when to notify office?
If it's biglaw they almost definitely won't. I'd do it now and reap the rewards of NO WORK.Anymous wrote:Standard is 2 weeks. There's a chance that they may tell you to leave once you give notice.
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kellyfrost
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Re: Planning on quitting in May, when to notify office?
What exactly do you mean "personal reasons?" That may influence the appropriate notification time.
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ballouttacontrol
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Re: Planning on quitting in May, when to notify office?
OP said PD.Desert Fox wrote:If it's biglaw they almost definitely won't. I'd do it now and reap the rewards of NO WORK.Anymous wrote:Standard is 2 weeks. There's a chance that they may tell you to leave once you give notice.
Personally, I'd do the standard 2 weeks
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