What happened on your last working day?

JackCork

anything exciting

for me - just worked then went home

Lucyjoanne

I was ignored for the most part, felt out of them team and also felt victimised.
Terribly leaving experience.

But then, I was falsely fired.

Kayalana99

Someone I knew got wrapped in bubble wrap and put in a trolley around the warehouse (supermarket)

Nothing to me personally!

TELLIT01

Just expected to work normally right up to finishing time. No chance as there were a lot of people I wanted to say my goodbyes to (I was retiring). Apart from 5 minutes taken out for my leaving presentation, which was done by somebody I had never worked for, I just counted down the minutes and got the **** out of there.

elsien

Jeez, these OPs get more and more dull with each new incarnation.

shortcrust

elsien wrote: »

Jeez, these OPs get more and more dull with each new incarnation.

The OP has started several daft threads including “What was the last thing you touched?” I guess they think they’re being funny but I really don’t get the joke.

ttoli

Burnt my tie , swore I'd never wear another

ohreally

Poster bot.

Murphybear

Tied up a few loose ends in the morning.
Got taken to lunch at midday.
Afternoon tea with presentation and a speech (by me)
Did a tour of department in the afternoon with a large box of chocolates to say individual farewells and listen to all the "were going to miss you" stuff
Got called into the Deans office (this was a University) for a personal "thank you for all the hard work"

This was usual send off, doesnt everyone have similar?

:D:D

lincroft1710

JackCork wrote: »

for me - just worked then went home

How dull the life of a merchant banker!

ACG

My first "proper" job was with RBS, I was there for 3 years.
It was a call centre and by the time I left I had been promoted to a supervisor. The overall manager told me to just walk around help anyone who needed it for the last few days. So I basically just put my feet up and did nothing bar talk to my friends.

Another job most people were made redundant. The people who were staying moved to the top floor. So the rest of us on our floor (about 7-8 of us) made a cricket bat out of sellotape (however you spell it) and a ball and we played cricket for about 2-3 weeks. On the odd occasion the phone did ring it got ignored unless play had been suspended for whatever reason - I think the actual joke at the time was "it is a battle of wills, they will give up first". We also had a frisbee but after nearly breaking a monitor we decided that was a bit risky so stuck to cricket. Oh and bumper chairs/chair racing broke up the days.