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why can't you simply say you have to Attend an appointment? If you are asked why you say its a personal matter and don't elaborate.

tell the truth.

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For the record, I did approach my boss about a hour ago, and told him that I have a "specialist" appointment. He didnt want any more details, so I didnt elaborate any further!

And yeah scotty, I will most definately be giving whatever notice my current employer wants/requires. Ive been there nearly 9 years, so ill let him decide how much notice he needs.

Now it all depends on whether this new job will cough up enough $$$$, as the new position requires me to relocate.

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Pull a heart muscle and go do it. I bet you wont think about it if you start the new job

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why can't you simply say you have to Attend an appointment? If you are asked why you say its a personal matter and don't elaborate.

tell the truth.

any good lie must be based as closely as possible to the truth. :spoton:

Mickus, where abouts would the relocation be ?. BTW when negotiating your package, endevour to get your new bosses to pick up

the relocation costs, eg removals, temporary accomodation , storage and unpacking as this can be a major cost to you otherwise.

Don't make it a deal breaker , but if you don't ask you won't get ! This could also provide good leverage to negotiate bigger $$ if traded

and just not conceded. Most employers expect some to and fro on packages

Give me a call if you want any help with planning a package negotiation :blink:

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Ive always found that the crazier the scheme the better it will work.

Why not fake your own death in a horrible accident? Or hire some police swat team costumes and get your mates to come and violently arrest you for being a serial killer?

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Mickus, where abouts would the relocation be ?. BTW when negotiating your package, endevour to get your new bosses to pick up

the relocation costs, eg removals, temporary accomodation , storage and unpacking as this can be a major cost to you otherwise.

Give me a call if you want any help with planning a package negotiation :spoton:

Cool Jewels, definately will do! Thanks champ!

Id be working mainly in the Shire/St George and Wollongong/coastal area's, so ill just shack up with Jade. But they dont need to know that. :innocent:

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Just take a sicky and make sure you say the day before you are going out for Indian that night for dinner so the next day when you call in sick they will say it was that food you ate last night.

Always works for me. DO the leg work to set it up for a sicky so they dont catch on.

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There's only one reason to tell your supervisor you're going for an interview:

Your planning to leave anyway....

Once the "boss" knows your looking your commitment to the job will be in question and they'll

start looking for your replacement. Or if it's a plumb job your boss may apply for it, or kybosh your chances

with a narky phonecall, just out of spite.

the first they need know is the day you hand in your resignation.

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