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There is a new job on the horizon. You get your old job. You know, with the boss can not stand. The really mean. The amount you like a piece of your mind. The fact is that you think that you do exactly that before you leave ... ....
It is good to act in ways that you are in the imagination, as often as your joys. But heed this advice - do not do it in reality! And here's why.
Life has a funny way of tossing curve balls our way. The same ex-boss, with whom you shared your parting piece of mind? Suddenly, he is opposing attorneys about a new case that your new boss lawyer only be accepted. Worse still, he could be your Advocate Co-Counsel on a case by case!
Perish the thought, but what if for some unforeseen reason, your new job does not work? You are now scrambling to interview elsewhere. You need a current recommendation. It is rather awkward to ask who remembers vividly spouting from you, how you waltzed out the door.
One is certainly not to lie, if from an unpleasant situation. "Thank you, Mr. Schmidt, it's been great with you. I could not wait to work every day. I will miss you." This is really piling it on, is not it? If this were true, why are you leaving?
When asked why you left, select a politically correct remark, such as: "I believe that my skills are better suited to the new position" or "The benefits are simply too good to themselves. " Then go the extra mile. Offer to train your replacement. Make sure that you leave work load is manageable - tasks that are difficult for the new employee to take over. Get detailed information on current tasks and an updated list of appointments or To-Do's for your boss and your replacement.
The best way to a job, even a job for the boss you really do not miss, with style and grace. Never burn bridges. You may have to cross them again!
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Laura McDonald is a paralegal, by Michael L. Hawkins & Associates, PLLC is a member of the NFPA (National Federation of Paralegal Associations). Laura is experienced in the areas of personal injury, civil litigation, family, environmental and corporate law, real estate and bankruptcy.
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