would it be uncouth to say you might be thinking about moving on at a strategic planning meeting
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
If anything that seems like a good time to bring it up, assuming you intended on telling your employer before finding another job, if the alternative is them making plans the depend on the presence of you specifically.
Although if you do say something, you should probably be pretty sure that you are moving on.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
what about 7 day weekends
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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would it be uncouth to say you might be thinking about moving on at a strategic planning meeting
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
If anything that seems like a good time to bring it up, assuming you intended on telling your employer before finding another job, if the alternative is them making plans the depend on the presence of you specifically.
Although if you do say something, you should probably be pretty sure that you are moving on.
well I'm not staying here long term, I already know that. it's just a question of when to leave, when the stress breaks me at some point (it tends to ebb and flow but the background stress has as I said been ramping up lately), or if a life decision necessitates a job change.
yeah idk, I think "I won't be here forever" isn't a bad way to sort of bring it up if people start planning around my presence in the future. everyone's replaceable, anyway. (except I'm awesome and do lots of stuff and will be sorely missed I'm sure huehue)
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I'm going to need to let all my tv shows backlog for when I'm in a sling. There's nothing else to do for those 3 weeks
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
would it be uncouth to say you might be thinking about moving on at a strategic planning meeting
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
If anything that seems like a good time to bring it up, assuming you intended on telling your employer before finding another job, if the alternative is them making plans the depend on the presence of you specifically.
Although if you do say something, you should probably be pretty sure that you are moving on.
well I'm not staying here long term, I already know that. it's just a question of when to leave, when the stress breaks me at some point (it tends to ebb and flow but the background stress has as I said been ramping up lately), or if a life decision necessitates a job change.
yeah idk, I think "I won't be here forever" isn't a bad way to sort of bring it up if people start planning around my presence in the future. everyone's replaceable, anyway. (except I'm awesome and do lots of stuff and will be sorely missed I'm sure huehue)
Frankly, I think "I won't be here forever" is a given - everybody knows that. It's just a question of when. From my perspective, I'd say only say something if you have a specific end date in mind.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
would it be uncouth to say you might be thinking about moving on at a strategic planning meeting
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
If anything that seems like a good time to bring it up, assuming you intended on telling your employer before finding another job, if the alternative is them making plans the depend on the presence of you specifically.
Although if you do say something, you should probably be pretty sure that you are moving on.
well I'm not staying here long term, I already know that. it's just a question of when to leave, when the stress breaks me at some point (it tends to ebb and flow but the background stress has as I said been ramping up lately), or if a life decision necessitates a job change.
yeah idk, I think "I won't be here forever" isn't a bad way to sort of bring it up if people start planning around my presence in the future. everyone's replaceable, anyway. (except I'm awesome and do lots of stuff and will be sorely missed I'm sure huehue)
Frankly, I think "I won't be here forever" is a given - everybody knows that. It's just a question of when. From my perspective, I'd say only say something if you have a specific end date in mind.
"soon" :P
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would it be uncouth to say you might be thinking about moving on at a strategic planning meeting
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
If anything that seems like a good time to bring it up, assuming you intended on telling your employer before finding another job, if the alternative is them making plans the depend on the presence of you specifically.
Although if you do say something, you should probably be pretty sure that you are moving on.
well I'm not staying here long term, I already know that. it's just a question of when to leave, when the stress breaks me at some point (it tends to ebb and flow but the background stress has as I said been ramping up lately), or if a life decision necessitates a job change.
yeah idk, I think "I won't be here forever" isn't a bad way to sort of bring it up if people start planning around my presence in the future. everyone's replaceable, anyway. (except I'm awesome and do lots of stuff and will be sorely missed I'm sure huehue)
Frankly, I think "I won't be here forever" is a given - everybody knows that. It's just a question of when. From my perspective, I'd say only say something if you have a specific end date in mind.
honestly I think people running this place probably know that, but push it very far back in their minds and don't think about it much. there has not been much turnover here at all.
I just rarely every get excited about my work anymore (more valleys than peaks unfortunately), or feel happy to go in to the office.
This sounds like burn out, and burn out is a bitch. I stayed two years too long and nearly killed myself over it at my old job, on top of a hostile work environment.
If you can, start considering other potential venues or workplaces. Work towards finding out what sort of work makes you happy and what you desire in a workplace as well.
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
would it be uncouth to say you might be thinking about moving on at a strategic planning meeting
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
you gotta wait until the right moment
like just when it looks like they are going to get somewhere with their manning issues and the boss exhales, runs his hand through his thinning hair that wasn't grey in february, and says "alright, I think we can make this" you go "oh and by the way I'm moving on"
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i think i actually still have that somewhere
It's okay, everybody!
My flight was delayed four hours!
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
John, you are the gargoyles.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
i mean the japanese already did it for ships and guns
i'll take your word for it
this is a world i have not explored
i have a problem
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
no no don't play that! play that one! yeah that one!
just like annie said it would!
just throw a wrench into everything up front
things have been ramping up quickly and sloppily around here for a while and we're about to realize we need to change A LOT of things
brain is like get out get out
#vaguepost
She's a witch!
4 days is too much
3 days, on the other hand, is perfect
probably the wrong venue, yes
so very tired
need to run errands
Fridays or Mondays?
in general it's not something i would announce just because it opens the door for you being treated like you're moving on
but i dunno what kind of professional relationship there is where maybe it wouldn't end up that way
either, rotate if possible
If anything that seems like a good time to bring it up, assuming you intended on telling your employer before finding another job, if the alternative is them making plans the depend on the presence of you specifically.
Although if you do say something, you should probably be pretty sure that you are moving on.
well I'm not staying here long term, I already know that. it's just a question of when to leave, when the stress breaks me at some point (it tends to ebb and flow but the background stress has as I said been ramping up lately), or if a life decision necessitates a job change.
yeah idk, I think "I won't be here forever" isn't a bad way to sort of bring it up if people start planning around my presence in the future. everyone's replaceable, anyway. (except I'm awesome and do lots of stuff and will be sorely missed I'm sure huehue)
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
24/7 day weekends
I'm a fan.
do you do while wearing velvet clothes beneath your framed velvet elvis
Frankly, I think "I won't be here forever" is a given - everybody knows that. It's just a question of when. From my perspective, I'd say only say something if you have a specific end date in mind.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
um yes
"soon" :P
I think thats just chicken flavored velvet
honestly I think people running this place probably know that, but push it very far back in their minds and don't think about it much. there has not been much turnover here at all.
This sounds like burn out, and burn out is a bitch. I stayed two years too long and nearly killed myself over it at my old job, on top of a hostile work environment.
If you can, start considering other potential venues or workplaces. Work towards finding out what sort of work makes you happy and what you desire in a workplace as well.
you gotta wait until the right moment
like just when it looks like they are going to get somewhere with their manning issues and the boss exhales, runs his hand through his thinning hair that wasn't grey in february, and says "alright, I think we can make this" you go "oh and by the way I'm moving on"