I'm anon; I'm in a satellite office and all the partners I work with are in the main offices. No official supervisor, though there is a partner and a senior associate who collectively probably fill up half my docket. Do I call each of the partners and discuss before sending my email to HR, or can I send them an email after I send my letter to HR? Just the ones who I work with a lot? Not really trying to over think it so much as I legit don't know the protocol and googling gave mixed results.trebekismyhero wrote:Just have a conversation with your supervisor and HR. Don't need to overthink itAnonymous User wrote:Is there a thread about how best to quit from a legal job? I'm about to quit from my first real-world job and was wondering if there is anything different I ought to do other than give two weeks notice to HR.
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Tell your main partner first out of professional courtesy, then let HR knowAnonymous User wrote:I'm anon; I'm in a satellite office and all the partners I work with are in the main offices. No official supervisor, though there is a partner and a senior associate who collectively probably fill up half my docket. Do I call each of the partners and discuss before sending my email to HR, or can I send them an email after I send my letter to HR? Just the ones who I work with a lot? Not really trying to over think it so much as I legit don't know the protocol and googling gave mixed results.trebekismyhero wrote:Just have a conversation with your supervisor and HR. Don't need to overthink itAnonymous User wrote:Is there a thread about how best to quit from a legal job? I'm about to quit from my first real-world job and was wondering if there is anything different I ought to do other than give two weeks notice to HR.
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