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Originally posted by hyperDAlways leave on a mystery...
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Don't encourage him, Francko... it's Monday morning FFS.
I normally say I'm leaving a month after my contract end date. Then a week before I'm due to go I start complaining about seeing flashing lights at night, shapes in the sky and missing periods of time.
Not turning up the next week has the technogeeks bringing up Star trek conspiracy theories, UFO's, abductions etc
Always leave on a mystery...
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Originally posted by ChicoI generally try to work from home on my last week as I am not good at goodbyes. I also remember with fondness my first long walk of shame - being escorted out of the building at the end the contract. Boss at that time said "Chico hand in your gun and badge (laptop, work phone, security access card, RAS token etc) and I happen to be walking to the exit so let me walk with you..." Yeah right. The final indignity.
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Ahh yes thanks for reminding me. Alpha in the Workplace seminar this Thursday. I knew I had forgotten something.
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Originally posted by ChicoI generally try to work from home on my last week as I am not good at goodbyes. I also remember with fondness my first long walk of shame - being escorted out of the building at the end the contract. Boss at that time said "Chico hand in your gun and badge (laptop, work phone, security access card, RAS token etc) and I happen to be walking to the exit so let me walk with you..." Yeah right. The final indignity.
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I generally try to work from home on my last week as I am not good at goodbyes. I also remember with fondness my first long walk of shame - being escorted out of the building at the end the contract. Boss at that time said "Chico hand in your gun and badge (laptop, work phone, security access card, RAS token etc) and I happen to be walking to the exit so let me walk with you..." Yeah right. The final indignity.
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Originally posted by n5goonerWhat do people do on their last week of a contract ? ? ?
The have a big pissup at the end and put your credit card behind the bar and see let the permies try and make you flinch when you come to sign the bill at the end and say something like "£357? Not even 3 hours pay".
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Originally posted by n5goonerWhat do people do on their last week of a contract ? ? ?
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- take copies of as much code sample and document templates as possible
- get names and phone numbers of as many managers (or future managers) as possible
- pub lunches, you buy the drinks
Key is to leave on good terms (hence the drinks buying) and don't lose the knowledge you've gained there (hence taking copies of the code and docs)
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