Yes, didn't have any real repercussions. I still got paid, they just sent me a billion letters inviting me to disciplinary meetings which obv I just ignored lol
This is like my first job so I'm really torn and don't know what to do but I really don't want to go there anymore. I don't think I can render two more weeks. I keep forcing myself every day to report for work. It's high stress as hell. My anxiety isn't helping either.
This is like my first job so I'm really torn and don't know what to do but I really don't want to go there anymore. I don't think I can render two more weeks. I keep forcing myself every day to report for work. It's high stress as hell. My anxiety isn't helping either.
If it's like fast food then just leave. You can easily get hired someone else similar with no experience listed.
If it's like a decent job and you're over 18 then just put in 2 weeks. You'll regret disappearing when you apply other places with no previous jobs listed, especially if you didn't make minimum wage prior.
If it's like fast food then just leave. You can easily get hired someone else similar with no experience listed.
If it's like a decent job and you're over 18 then just put in 2 weeks. You'll regret disappearing when you apply other places with no previous jobs listed, especially if you didn't make minimum wage prior.
It's the second one you said. I also graduated like 2 years ago and slacked and didn't work, so this is really like my first time ever.
I don't know how it works abroad, but where I live you have to sign a contract of termination, give like 2 weeks of notification early, and several other things, you can't leave from a day to another without saying nothing, it depends also from the kind of contract.
Yes a store the owner was a bitch I just left on my lunch break one day and never returned I got paid though still and my holidays they tried calling me about 5 times and never herd a thing after.
Thats lame af, handle your business like an adult and give them 2 weeks, call out sick if you must the last day or two that youre scheduled, but never just no call no show.. that gives you a bad reputation.
Thats lame af, handle your business like an adult and give them 2 weeks, call out sick if you must the last day or two that youre scheduled, but never just no call no show.. that gives you a bad reputation.
I'm glad someone has some sense on ATRL
To not show up is extremely unprofessional and you never know, it could come back to haunt you. Just give them two weeks notice and don't let them give you a lot of shifts
If it's your first job and you've only been there for a short time, you should be fine. Putting a job that you only stayed at for like a month on your resume is a bad idea in the first place, so you don't really have anything to lose.
However, it is very rude to your employer. At least tell them you have no intention of coming again to save them the time.
EDIT: oh wait you said it was an actual job with education requirement and all. My point still stands but it's more risky.
I mean, it's highly irresponsible to leave your work without giving notice. Says more about your character. Just suck it up and deal with the two weeks, especially if you have no prior work experiences.
Yeah I worked at Taco Bell over the summer to get in-state tuition and the day classes started back up I had a shift and never called or showed I still go back there for food tho! #fat
If this is an actual job that you required a real education and credentials to get then it's best you act professionally and put in your 2 weeks. It sucks but that's what adults do.
I don't think I can render two more weeks. I keep forcing myself every day to report for work. It's high stress as hell. My anxiety isn't helping either.
I still go back there for food tho! #fat