To give a two weeks notice or not? I have just barely been with a part time posiiton for 4 months. I know quite well that I am not a culture fit at all at this company. Recently I have been given the eye for low performance even though I did my best. Should I give a a two weeks and then resign? There is a possibility that they would just tell me to leave. I do not plan to put this job on my resume. I have another gig that I do on the side that I am happy with for about two years. I have always left all my previous jobs on good terms. Unfortunately this just was a bad choice on my part. Thoughts....

I called several companies about jobs. I never stepped foot in a truck or on their property. Yet, somehow, on my DAC reports they have listed that I quit under a load. How do I fix this?

But the manager is taking decisions on his own in the past few days and I wrote a resignation letter and i am a rwandan

I left my job a few months ago and now I am back in the job market. Looking for something I can do from home. It’s been an interesting experience so far.

Try finding a job you may like go through a temporary to hire someone you may check out the company an them you taking care of handicap was fun and rewarding for me to each his own good luck

I miss my old job at Chevron . I had my customers and I really didn't know what I had until it my gone . I made a stupid mistake and quit without giving my two weeks notice . I didn't know that I would be screwing myself out of ever getting rehired back there or the other gas station Valero which is owned by the same company here in town. It kills me to see a help wanted sign in the window and to know that I would do just about anything to get that position.Jarad the district manger doesn't give second chances and I wish I just had the chance to tell him the important lesson I have learned from this experience . That I had a good position working at mountain supply company Chevron here in yreka and that I regret quitting and that I would give just about anything to get my position back but I know it's not possible. so for now I will continue working at this pointless job where I will never advance and in which I am not appreciated . And I will continue to apply at other positions in hopes of finding some position that might suit me but I know I will still miss my job at Chevron in yreka ca. The manager Sandy has retired and Geneva has became manger and I know she will be a great one . I miss my co-workers as well ,even the grumpy ones .

I just recently quit my job due to the fact that my “manager” as in she thinks she is but really not. The boss never gave her the position. She is messed up and also choose favoritism on employees. She goes against the boss and the boss lets her. But what made me quit was that the employee named Robyn decided to make up comments and tells the boss that costumers are complaining about me and tells the boss that she should fire me. I worked my butt off to get everything done and make sure that they all leave happy and Robyn thinks she has the ability to say that when she wants to make sure that her favorite coworker gets more hours by trying to get me fired and then act all nice around me. Thankfully i quit before she could try again. But now I am forced to have horrible luck trying to find a new job.

Please provide some suggestions regarding how to explain a reason for a resignation during an interview, without disclosing too much information.

I worked as a Manager for over 18 years and quit, I am looking for another job. I am having a hard time finding one because i am either overqualified or due to my age. (I am of retirement age) They seem to hire very young kids now. (I am not looking for a Management position anymore) what can i do?

How to tell a job tomorrow is your last day with out putting?