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I have a moral dilemma with leaving my job..
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You know how much money they make off of you. You are an extreme profit center. Do you know why they call it the stealership, right? You owe them nothing.
Remember to make up your mind before talk to them. You will be dealing with professional sales people who will promise you the world and then get rid of you on their terms.
You might consider just walking out tomorrow and taking a couple days off to get you head right before starting the new job.
Remember to make up your mind before talk to them. You will be dealing with professional sales people who will promise you the world and then get rid of you on their terms.
You might consider just walking out tomorrow and taking a couple days off to get you head right before starting the new job.
If the current employer had been doing right by you, it would be a tougher decision. But they took you for granted. Take the skills you have learned and go to the better job. You underpay a skilled worker? You don't give a guy a raise for four years? You can't blame him for not giving you two weeks notice.
And trust me on this, i have been around long enough to know: if the current employer didn't need you tomorrow, tomorrow you would get laid off.
And trust me on this, i have been around long enough to know: if the current employer didn't need you tomorrow, tomorrow you would get laid off.
Congrats. Give them two days notice and move on. It’s already more money. Worst they can do is tell you to leave tomorrow and you have two days off before your new job. You owe them nothing no raise in four years.
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Hours per r.o. Average 45-50k a month on labor. Some months as low as 30k other months as high as 65k
I still think you made the right move. Good advisors are hard to come by too. I really noticed this in the dealership life working on commission. I've worked at 3 ford dealers and seen more bad ones come through than good. If your good at what you do, you can still take that skill set anywhere. I know it's hard to tell them since you have a relationship established there already, but as others have said, you have to look out for you and your family's best interest. Good luck
My dads in the car biz for the last 35 years. Those jobs are a dime a dozen. He can make a phone call and have another job the same day.
I say piss on them and go for the higher pay, You dont owe them a thing.
I say piss on them and go for the higher pay, You dont owe them a thing.
No doubt @90lx . We techs may bitch about the antics of some writers, but if they get the jobs sold... Ill deal with a prima donna all day long if I make my hours.
I’ve transitioned to several new jobs over my career, as have many others. I’m one who strongly believes in preserving your reputation and not burning bridges, and my initial thoughts were that you should make more of an effort to leave your current job on good terms. But you also shouldn’t lose this new opportunity trying to do it. It’s a less than ideal situation, but you have to take care of yourself first.
Take something with you when you leave and gfto.
You had good intentions to give 2 weeks notice, but it just didn’t work out that way. Don’t risk the other job by continuing to be loyal to this one
You had good intentions to give 2 weeks notice, but it just didn’t work out that way. Don’t risk the other job by continuing to be loyal to this one
This. Hands down.
I had a guy leave with 1 day notice a few months back. He explained his situation and wanted to do everything he could to make his departure have the least impact.
I wasn't upset with him at all.
Any boss that would be angry over the new deal is a boss worth leaving.
Take the job and leave the old one behind. No raise in 4 years, yeah, if they give you crap about a two day notice tell them it's been 4 years and no raise. WTF?????
Heh, you have better "morals" than me. One thing if it was a 5k raise, but shit homie that's almost double your pay.
There is no loyalty in that game. Go for the money and hell with the 2 weeks notice.
There is no loyalty in that game. Go for the money and hell with the 2 weeks notice.
Yea absolutely, roll deep. Show up with bells on and ready to work Friday. If you want to go out in style, call and quit over the phone. Take the rest of the week off and get prepped for Honda.
Just remember, you are replaceable.
Well, I did it. Almost threw up. He kinda handled it fairly immaturely. He didn’t look me in the eye once. He asked where I was going and what they were paying me then just kinda shrugged and didn’t say anything.
Good for you. Sounds like it will be better for your and your family
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