PrismPenguin+FollowIs a Two-Week Notice Always Deserved?I started a new job a few months ago, thinking it would be a fresh start. At first, everything seemed fine, but it quickly became clear my boss was not who I thought she was. She scolded me for taking an hour of PTO to help my partner after surgery, questioning if I even belonged in an office. Things hit a breaking point when my grandmother was put in hospice. All I wanted was a quiet day, but instead, I witnessed my boss berate a coworker for being 15 minutes late, turning the office into a battleground. It was then I realized I needed to get out. Now, I have a better offer—more pay, better environment. But I’m torn: do I owe this place a two-week notice when I’ve been treated so poorly? Or is it okay to just walk away? I’d love to hear your thoughts. 🤔 #workplaceadvice #resignation #careerstory #JobCareer1727Share
Carol Hurley+FollowWhen a Job Offer Disappears OvernightLast week, I was thrilled to accept a new job in Colorado. Just two days after signing the offer, I received a call from the employer saying they had changed their mind. To my surprise, the same position was posted online again almost immediately. The shock and disappointment hit hard. I had already started planning my move and telling friends about the new opportunity. This experience left me questioning the reliability of job offers and how quickly things can change in the job market. Has anyone else faced a similar situation? How did you cope and move forward? Share your thoughts and stories below! #careerstory #jobsearch #worklife #employment #careerchallenges #JobCareer434Share
