Posted by MarkB_MI on February 11, 2014 at 17:27:33 from (75.198.62.60):
In Reply to: Job Switch Question posted by in-too-deep on February 11, 2014 at 14:07:46:
Whether it's your work life or your love life, never let the left hand know what the right hand is doing. That means KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT, especially with your fellow employees! And once you've decided to make your move, make it clean: give notice and pack your stuff. Your employer doesn't need to know your reasons for leaving; there is nothing to gain by telling him anything other than that you found another job. It's not his business what your pay is at the new job, and any information you might give him about your reasons for leaving might just come back to bite you in the future.
My BIL decided he wanted to apply for an apprenticeship with the millwright's union. The week that he was go in to take the test, his boss found a reason to send him out of town. I asked him "who did you tell?" "Nobody! Just the guys I work with!" Doh!
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