Verbal Warning?

I’ve got your verbal warning right here ::sneer::

I got into it again with Alisa this morning. She tattled to Pam (because she is incapable of handling things on her own), and came back with some BS about me not being a "team player." Excuse me? Have I ever refused to do anything she’s asked of me? NO! So this was my "verbal warning." She said that and something in me just snapped. It occured to me that to have her scolding me was utterly ridiculous because she is such an absolute doormat. I told her I had a warning for her that I was looking for another job, then immediately amended that to "consider this my two weeks… my last day is next Friday." I was shaking I was so pissed off by the stupidity of it all. While the kids were napping, I wrote up my resignation letter. It’s pretty good, so I’m posting it here. ^_^

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Alisa,

 

            Please be advised that my last day of employment will be Friday, June 5th.  While I realize that this is not a full two weeks, it is far more than you and Pam have earned by your treatment of me.

 

            I have put a great deal of effort into trying to find my place within this center and to make it something special with some small chance of success.  I have often thought that beating my head against a wall would be more effective. If voicing my honest opinions and frustrations about an extremely negative situation means that I am “not a team player,” clearly this is the wrong team.

 

            I made a mistake in thinking that this position would be worth the wait.  Perhaps I should have realized how staff here are treated when I was kept waiting two hours for my interview with Pam.  Foolishly, I quelled my nagging doubts and looked the other way.  I didn’t trust my own better judgment and I erred, as we all must do from time to time.  Fortunately, it’s a mistake I don’t have to live with.

 

 

 

                                                                                                Sincerely,

                                                                                                Elizabeth Slinsky

 

Go me!

 

I also met with that man in East Haven and his wife and kids. They’re absolutely wonderful. So down-to-earth. They have someone else they’re interviewing so they’ll let me know in a day or two. Even if it doesn’t pan out, I’m still free! And I will be taking Kevin’s suggestion of going to a temp agency. Maybe even a job fair or two.

 

Free!

 

~Liz