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Reasons To Avoid Giving Two Weeks' Notice
Reasons to Avoid Giving Two Weeks’ Notice The Traditional Two Weeks’ Notice For many years, the standard practice when leaving a job has been to provide your employer with at least two weeks’ notice. This gives the employer time to find a replacement and to make a smooth transition. However, in some situations, giving two weeks’ notice may not be the best option. In this post, we will explore some of the reasons why you may want to avoid giving two weeks’ notice. Reasons to Avoid Giving Two Weeks’ Notice 1. Fear of Retaliation Unfortunately, some employers may not react well to an employee’s resignation. They may retaliate by denying…