Will resign in 1 more hour. Feel like crap
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on 4/17/12 at 1:14pm
In one more hour I am meeting with my boss and gonna inform him that I will be doing my MBA this fall.
I FEEL LIKE CRAP. I know it is the right decision for many personal and professional reasons, but still I feel like crap. This is my third job and never had a problem resigning before.





They would have no problem
They would have no problem letting you go if they thought it would be better for the firm. You are making a decision that's best for you. Don't worry about it!
you're the one going to MIT
you're the one going to MIT Sloan, right?
if i remember correctly, you like your job and your co-workers depend on you. it will be tough, but it must be done. you still have 4 or 5 months before classes start... just let them know that in this time, you'll do whatever it takes to minimize the impact of your resignation.
best of luck.
Money Never Sleeps? More like Money Never SUCKS amirite?!?!?!?
He'll understand. Make sure
He'll understand. Make sure its very clear that you'll work just as hard as you have been up until the time that you leave.
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Let us know how it goes. I'm
Let us know how it goes. I'm resigning tomorrow :)
ill keep your seat warm if
ill keep your seat warm if you want...
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remember to resign in the
remember to resign in the most prestigious way possible.
EngBanker wrote: Let us know
Let us know how it goes. I'm resigning in a month :)
It's a natural feeling.
It's a natural feeling. After being in industry for several years and having always had a fairly easy way to chart your future, you're giving that up for a lot of uncertainty and a lot of cash going out the door. It's a scary feeling I have been feeling like crap since the day I mailed in the acceptance.
That doesn't change the fact that rationally, you're making the right move, that your stock investments are simply transferring into a new kind of investment that offers a much better CPI-adjusted return.
When you go through these transitions in life, you look back over the past few years and ask yourself if you had the human experience. I found myself saying that 22-25 were supposed to be the best years of my life, and now they're gone, and found myself getting depressed about that. I finally talked about it a bit over a beer with some WSO friends, and Frieds' response was "Relax, [IP]. Trust me, it gets better." And he's right.
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IlliniProgrammer wrote: When
When you go through these transitions in life, you look back over the past few years and ask yourself if you had the human experience. I found myself saying that 22-25 were supposed to be the best years of my life, and now they're gone, and found myself getting depressed about that. I finally talked about it a bit over a beer with some WSO friends, and Frieds' response was "Relax, [IP]. Trust me, it gets better." And he's right.
Until it doesn't.
I'm not trying to be Debbie Downer here, but you'll reach a point in life when your best years truly are behind you and there isn't a lot left to look forward to (aside from the peace and quiet of death's sweet embrace).
But yeah, spend more of your 20s and 30s in the office. lol
you sound miserable edmundo
you sound miserable edmundo lol
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Resigning with something
Resigning with something lined up afterwards has to be one of the greatest things ever in my opinion. I was smiling ear to ear when I told my boss I was bouncing even though I got along great with my team.
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sayandarula wrote: you're the
you're the one going to MIT Sloan, right?
if i remember correctly, you like your job and your co-workers depend on you. it will be tough, but it must be done. you still have 4 or 5 months before classes start... just let them know that in this time, you'll do whatever it takes to minimize the impact of your resignation.
best of luck.
Yes, I am the one going to MIT.
Heading to my boss'es office. Wish me luck
Nah, I think Braverman makes
Nah, I think Braverman makes a good point. After a certain point in your life, you have to try exponentially harder at everything, in order to achieve the same results, with regards to anything physical. Also, it's a fact that the body stops growing after the mid 20's, so it truly is "downhill" from there.
That being said, you can obviously stay in-shape and active well into your later years, it just becomes much harder than it was when you were young.
But hell, who am I to be saying this? I'm only 18.
Downeasta wrote: Also, it's a
Also, it's a fact that the body stops growing after the mid 20's, so it truly is "downhill" from there.
so my penis will stop growing after 25????? BUT I'M NOT WHERE I WANT TO BE YET. Figured I'd be in my mid-8"s by my mid 20s.
Edmundo Braverman
When you go through these transitions in life, you look back over the past few years and ask yourself if you had the human experience. I found myself saying that 22-25 were supposed to be the best years of my life, and now they're gone, and found myself getting depressed about that. I finally talked about it a bit over a beer with some WSO friends, and Frieds' response was "Relax, [IP]. Trust me, it gets better." And he's right.
Until it doesn't.
I'm not trying to be Debbie Downer here, but you'll reach a point in life when your best years truly are behind you and there isn't a lot left to look forward to (aside from the peace and quiet of death's sweet embrace).
But yeah, spend more of your 20s and 30s in the office. lol
haha, thanks for turning my existential crisis into a full-blown depression lolll
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