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When to hand in notice?
flea72
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have verbally been offered a job (which i accepted), but dont know when to hand in notice.
usually i would wait until i have something in writing, but the company i have applied to said they dont send out 'offer' letters, just a copy of your contract, once they have received back your references.
so, as they are gonna be contacting my current employers for a reference, i think its only polite to hand in my notice before they get anything formal from my new employers. But where do i stand if the job offer gets withdrawn. as i have nothing in writing, i cant prove that i have a job offer. And what if my references are bad. not that they should be, im a perfect employee lol, but my current bosses are a bit .........
Just dont want to pee off my current employers, should things unexpectedly go tits up.
tia Flea
usually i would wait until i have something in writing, but the company i have applied to said they dont send out 'offer' letters, just a copy of your contract, once they have received back your references.
so, as they are gonna be contacting my current employers for a reference, i think its only polite to hand in my notice before they get anything formal from my new employers. But where do i stand if the job offer gets withdrawn. as i have nothing in writing, i cant prove that i have a job offer. And what if my references are bad. not that they should be, im a perfect employee lol, but my current bosses are a bit .........
Just dont want to pee off my current employers, should things unexpectedly go tits up.
tia Flea
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DO NOT RESIGN YET.
Certainly tell your employer that you have applied for a position elsewhere and that they will be contacting them for a reference.
Once you have the "contract", and as long as you are happy with it, you can resign.0
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