Two weeks notice is a long-standing workplace rule, a benchmark that theoretically allows you to leave a company on good terms.

Because I'm going to quit to job-hunt, is there any reason to give two weeks notice? Marc is the kind of thug who could easily walk me out the door like a criminal the minute I give notice.

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He suggested telling your new employer that you'd like to give your current boss a two-week notice but you're not sure what the reaction will be.

How Much Notice Should You Give When You Resign? While providing a two-week notice before resigning is the norm, some circumstances may warrant a shorter or longer notice period.

Giving a two weeks' notice is customary, but your employer may welcome the extra time to hire your replacement and transition your responsibilities.

Unless you wear a paper hat to work, the generally accepted etiquette of quitting dictates you give two weeks' notice before jumping ship. But the reality is, it's rarely so cut and dry. Sometimes ...

Giving a two-week notice — and more if possible — is a classy way to say goodbye, according to managers who have experienced the turmoil when employees resign on short notice.

A woman was "livid" after the company she worked for didn't allow her to work her final 2 weeks and collect her paycheck.

HR leaders have certainly received their fair share of two weeks’ notices during the Great Resignation. More than 4.4 million Americans quit their job in April, following similar amounts in March and ...