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jrbaconcheese
joined 1 year ago
I have the same, and also sometimes do the same, and no I never hear back. I’ve canceled orders, canceled flights, and other things like that.
Managed to save just a little bit of money… because this car was cheap
I’m a bit lossed here
Navi from one of the Zelda games. “Hey!”
My 212j is still running fine, if you can call its level of performance “fine” in any way
Hey mom, look! I’m in this post!
Fifteen years ago when I was looking, I took vacation or sick days off in order to focus on the search. For in-person interviews, I would take “doctor’s appointment” for the morning or afternoon as that office was pretty lenient on that excuse.
Yes, it is tiring and time-consuming; some things have to get sacrificed - I just chose to sacrifice the tasks at my current job.
As for transferring within the same company, if you are a good employee then “the company” is usually happy to have you stay internal even if it disappoints your current team. There is a much lower cost of an internal hire than external, and since you are still an employee your old team can still reach out for support if needed. In other words: talk to HR and see what their policies are. Your new boss will most surely talk to your current boss so it’s not going to be a secret.
…but otherwise accurate