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What is the worse that can happen if you do not work your notice

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notnormal answered Thursday June 24 2004, 12:34 am:
The worst that will happen is you won't get a good reference, and your next employer will not hire you because you didn't give a full 2 weeks notice. If you already have another confirmed job, this may not be a problem. But if you don't, employers may or may not consider it a bad sign if you walk off the job. It depends on the situation.

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