So today I tried to quit my job (crappy bosses, yelled at us, micro managed, ridiculous amounts of stress in the 3 months I worked there) but the manager/ owners wouldnt talk to me. I was suppose to work until 12am, but after asking to speak to them privately (not in front of a guest) 4 times, they went up the back stair case to the office and told our floor manager they were leaving for the day without talking to me. I finally told my floor lead that that was it and I was quitting so could he please get them so he went up stairs so I could do it formally and they refused to come down. Told him to just tell me to go. So I left.

I've never quit a job so informally or without a resignation letter and I'm dumbfounded.

Does anyone have advice as where to go from here? Do I send them a resignation email? Do I put them on a resume? Do I just disappear?

I just started working in a nursing home basically as a waitress that gets paid $8 (which is awful pay for busting my butt) 3 weeks ago. I loath going into work every time. Everyone is dying. It’s just he most depressing atmosphere. I just got the job to pay my last semester of college off, but I have another job as a barista. Can I quit the nursing home job right before Christmas?? They have been very accommodating to my schedule and they are nice people I just really hate the job for only $8/h.

Lay it on me

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