Quitting Job
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I'm about to go give my 2 weeks notice. It's a travel/labor type job with mediocre pay and I hate it. Been there about 4 months. Never quit a job before so how do I do this respectfully?
I also don't have another job lined up but I'm comfortable enough with my current financial state to be jobless for a little while.
any tips?
Perhaps review this tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-wbGNJxI2M
>>959985
>tfw imagining that woman's dogtongue sucking your cock
Watch out! /biz/ users might have a new competitor in the house!
>>959990
respectfully
>>959985
>Noses are the same
#triggered
>>959985
You should always have some form of steady income ready at hand before you quit any job. Even though you may be comfortable being jobless for a few months, anything can happen. Tomorrow you can break a bone or be involved in a car accident and then all your savings vanishes instantly.
Get another job before you quit.
>>960228
Don't worry, OP always has Mom's basement.
>>959985
What job do you have lined up that has better pay?
>>961493
>I don't read entire posts.
>>961493
Ignore the retard who can't read OP.
Just sit down with your manager in private and just tell him the truth. It's employment, not slavery, so there really doesn't need to be a reason other than you're just not happy doing it. If you think it may take a little longer than 2 weeks to replace you, you may want to offer to stay on until they can adequately replace you, but that's entirely up to you.
After that, I'd probably wait until the boss announces it before letting your coworkers in on it. And from that point, just do your job as well as you can for the remaining time you have and you're home free.
Good luck.
>>959985
>travel/labor type job
Am I alone in having no idea what this means?
>>961510
was curious about the travel part. not labour
