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Cheers
Ken
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I'm sick of them. I went to an office once
: [NTSysADM] OT - tips on job change etiquette
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I'm sick of them. I went to an office once to start a contract, after
resigning my old one, to find out it was actually an interview.
I've seen them pull so many stunts it's unbelievable. I'm chasing one
through the courts now for seven
:
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I'm sick of them. I went to an office once to start a contract, after
resigning my
Morning all. Just curious as to thoughts from some colleagues in the field.
Say you were in a job as a contractor at a smaller firm, and the job was
supposed to convert to full time in a few months, but that didn't happen.
However, your contract is extended several times so you are still at
and two weeks notice is more than gracious for leaving a job. Employers
are not obligated to let you work out the entire two weeks, and in cases of
layoffs/RIFs, you would likely not be given two weeks notice either.
Kudos to you for wanting to do right by your current employer considering
My advice: Say nothing to current employers, ever. Especially in a
situation where they won't commit to converting you to an FTE.
*After* you get an offer, in writing, from new place then you meet with
your current manager and explain that you had hoped to have been converted
to an FTE by now,
Wow - mind if I ask about what happened ?
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Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:15 AM
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There isn't any loyalty around
On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 6:51 AM, Don Kuhlman drkuhl...@yahoo.com wrote:
Morning all. Just curious as to thoughts from some colleagues in the field.
Say you were in a job as a contractor at a smaller firm, and the job was
supposed to convert to full time in a few months, but that didn't
.
Much appreciated!
Don K
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It’s not easy
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Seems like a pain having to be in that spot
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I'd caution you against that. It sounds nice, and may look good on your bank
statement
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I'd caution you against that. It sounds nice, and may look good on your
bank statement. But it will wear you down faster than you think. You
won't be giving your best effort to either company in that scenario. I
advise
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*Subject: *Re: [NTSysADM] OT - tips on job change etiquette
My advice: Say nothing to current employers, ever. Especially in a
situation where they won't commit to converting you to an FTE.
*After* you get an offer, in writing, from new place
You share nothing -- this is business, not friendship. Never confuse the
two.
*And if the new gig was a go, they want an immediate start time (within 2
weeks) because their outsourced people doing the support are going to be
gone in that time. However, you are working on finishing up projects
Of *Don Kuhlman
*Sent:* Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:52 AM
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Morning all. Just curious as to thoughts from some colleagues in the
field.
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Say you were in a job as a contractor
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