Comments on: On Leaving a Job http://inluminent.com/2002/11/19/on-leaving-a-job/ my comments on business, marketing, advertising, email, CAN-SPAM, selling as a profession, photography, computers and other stuff... Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:28:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Daejin http://inluminent.com/2002/11/19/on-leaving-a-job/#comment-368 Daejin Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://inluminent.com/?p=340#comment-368 With my last job it got to the point where I confronted my manager, the VP of my department and the VP of HR and demanded they fire me. When they refused I took a "leave" and soon after found a great job with a start up. As tempted as I was to lay bare all the ass kissing, scapegoating and politics I left on great terms. Now almost two years later the startup I joined is flagging and I'm uncertain about its future. Recently though I got a tempting offer from the old company asking for me back. The department has changed alot since and the offer is flattering. I guess you never know. Besides it's nice to know there's a spot for me if my present employer belly's up. With my last job it got to the point where I confronted my manager, the VP of my department and the VP of HR and demanded they fire me. When they refused I took a “leave” and soon after found a great job with a start up. As tempted as I was to lay bare all the ass kissing, scapegoating and politics I left on great terms. Now almost two years later the startup I joined is flagging and I’m uncertain about its future. Recently though I got a tempting offer from the old company asking for me back. The department has changed alot since and the offer is flattering. I guess you never know. Besides it’s nice to know there’s a spot for me if my present employer belly’s up.

]]> By: Kalsey Consulting Group :: Measure Twice http://inluminent.com/2002/11/19/on-leaving-a-job/#comment-369 Kalsey Consulting Group :: Measure Twice Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://inluminent.com/?p=340#comment-369 <strong>Burning bridges</strong> When leaving a company, don't lose your head. Burning bridges

When leaving a company, don’t lose your head.

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