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View Poll Results: Should there be a notice period for employees who resigned?
Yes. It helps smooth transition of roles & responsibilities. 3 75.00%
No. There's no attachment anymore. Let the employee go. 0 0%
Yes. But it should not be more than 7 days. 0 0%
No. Point #3 is pointless. 1 25.00%
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Old 24th July 2008, 04:39 PM
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Question Should there be a notice period for employees who resigned?

Hmm.

Well, first of all, I think the title of the post IS a debate topic. I'll refrain myself from posting an introduction to the topic.

Feel free to comment - let's see what crazy engineers think.
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Old 24th July 2008, 05:45 PM
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Default Re: Should there be a notice period for employees who resigned?

In my personal opinion, every employee is a knowledge pool. Keeping a backup of every person in 100% is almost impossible. So for smooth transition of roles & responsibilities notice period should be there !
Moreover, the period should depend upon the role and responsibility, the post of person is carrying. Higher the post, larger the time period.
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Default Re: Should there be a notice period for employees who resigned?

definately yes,eveyone has right to know about himself,well in time!!!
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Old 24th July 2008, 09:57 PM
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Two weeks notice as customery is about right.
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Default Re: Should there be a notice period for employees who resigned?

What do you think about employee being zero-productive during the notice period? He/she might even inspire others to quit the company. Might even do a good damage to existing projects etc.

{I've seen one such case}
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What do you think about employee being zero-productive during the notice period? He/she might even inspire others to quit the company. Might even do a good damage to existing projects etc
Then why Managers are paid fat salaries for ?? To tackle such things ! Right ?
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Default Re: Should there be a notice period for employees who resigned?

It shouldn't be mandatory, from an IT perspective.. all projects should be made independant to an employee..if really a CMM is practiced and documented... i dont think there is a need for notice period.
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