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I wouldn't do that personally ...

dedja wrote:I wouldn't do that personally ...

Correct, an unlikely course of action.

just throwing the options out there......

Possibly not wise to resign by shitting on the boss's desk either ...

Booney wrote:

dedja wrote:I wouldn't do that personally ...

Correct, an unlikely course of action.

However, you could take the more subtle line that common courtesy dictates that you tell him you are considering an offer you received recently, and, if he then voluntarily expresses interest in matching it to retain you, negotiation could proceed. On the other hand, his response and attitude could help you make up your mind to take the offer.

dedja wrote:Possibly not wise to resign by shitting on the boss's desk either ...

But to appease HH3 , ensure you flip your desk on the way out

Footy Chick wrote:

dedja wrote:Possibly not wise to resign by shitting on the boss's desk either ...

But to appease HH3 , ensure you flip your desk on the way out

Do it! At least one of us will get to.

Im gonna be stuck here for the rest of my life.

HH3 wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:

dedja wrote:Possibly not wise to resign by shitting on the boss's desk either ...

But to appease HH3 , ensure you flip your desk on the way out

Do it! At least one of us will get to.

Im gonna be stuck here for the rest of my life.

My desk will have everything adhered to it, key board, monitors, coffee cup etc etc and when I fling it skywards some nice soft close gas struts will slowly lower everything back into place.

Anger released, order is maintained. Perfect.

Psyber wrote:

Booney wrote:

dedja wrote:I wouldn't do that personally ...

Correct, an unlikely course of action.

However, you could take the more subtle line that common courtesy dictates that you tell him you are considering an offer you received recently, and, if he then voluntarily expresses interest in matching it to retain you, negotiation could proceed. On the other hand, his response and attitude could help you make up your mind to take the offer.

Better the devil you know, they say.

The "devil" I've got is pretty good.

and therein lies your answer to the quandry

How long with the current devil?

smac wrote:How long with the current devil?

Seven years back in August.

Getting itchy feet.

Psyber wrote:

Booney wrote:

dedja wrote:I wouldn't do that personally ...

Correct, an unlikely course of action.

However, you could take the more subtle line that common courtesy dictates that you tell him you are considering an offer you received recently, and, if he then voluntarily expresses interest in matching it to retain you, negotiation could proceed. On the other hand, his response and attitude could help you make up your mind to take the offer.

this - could be an opportunity for negotiation for better pay at your current workplace too

Take the pro rata LSL and the new opportunity. Unless you've got a chance of progression in your current role.

My 2c is that I wouldn't do that either.

Either don't say a word and stay where you are, or make up your mind to move and resign.

Once you entertain moving, even if framed in the most appropriate way, it can or may lead to irreparable damage to your relationship with that employer. This is not always true but I wouldn't take the risk if there was any thought of staying.

Thanks all.....can't wait to get home and tell Mrs.Boon what we've decided.

I've just sent a PM to your boss who can't wait to see you tomorrow morning to explain yourself.

Booney wrote:Thanks all.....can't wait to get home and tell Mrs.Boon what we've decided.

Let's hope it goes well

Also have to consider how a change will impact your time in the SA Footy house...

Oh yes....this...

Work charity golf day today. Too excited, can't sleep. Hope the drink carts have their GPS set on BoundaryRider84