Two Week Notice

I guess a chef giving a two week notice is a thing of the past. I seems like the honorable thing to do but maybe I'm caught up in the past. Did things change and no one told me.

Been in your shoes. What a drag.

Been in your shoes. What a drag.

Especially when you know you treated them right and they do it to you on a Friday night.

What a terrible thing to do, and it happens way more than it should. It's like people don't care about what they're doing to their reputation.

Talent + Lack of Committment = 0

Hey Steve, maybe it's just me, but I can't be good for your weekend business to announce something like this..just a thought

Hey Steve, maybe it's just me, but I can't be good for your weekend business to announce something like this..just a thought

Steve is an accomplished chef and I am sure he has it under control. I bet he just felt like venting to his online buds.

Working environment must've been pretty bad to just up and quit...

I worked with a chef who quit derby week after trying to leverage a raise and getting denied. It was pretty dirty but another chef came in quickly (who was much better anyway) and kept the ship rolling.

Working environment must've been pretty bad to just up and quit...

I don't think so. It is unfortunately a common occurrence in the food biz.

I worked with a chef who quit derby week after trying to leverage a raise and getting denied. It was pretty dirty but another chef came in quickly (who was much better anyway) and kept the ship rolling.

Thanks Eric! Bailing over Derby is, I think, punishable by death....? (pitty that that particular nameless ship was sunk irregardless of dude bailing out, but it was fun just the same...). Hope you are well and keep in touch lad!

Working environment must've been pretty bad to just up and quit...

Wow!!.....time to duck Mr. Key...

irregardless of dude bailing out, but it was fun just the same...). Hope you are well and keep in touch lad!

You said "irregardless"....hee.

I worked with a chef who quit derby week after trying to leverage a raise and getting denied. It was pretty dirty but another chef came in quickly (who was much better anyway) and kept the ship rolling.

Thanks Eric! Bailing over Derby is, I think, punishable by death....? (pitty that that particular nameless ship was sunk irregardless of dude bailing out, but it was fun just the same...). Hope you are well and keep in touch lad!

Clancy-- the bail out king.

It probably wasn't. What gives you the right to presume what the working conditions were like. Some people have no loyalty or sense of what is the right thing to do - which is to give adequate notice. I have had it happen to me too.

Working environment must've been pretty bad to just up and quit...