Well here I am, 1 hour and five minutes to go. I work for a major cell phone company in southern california, I have been here for 2 years and not once have recieved a raise. I landed this great job as a loan officer and didnt think twice about taking it, when I told my superior about the offer he was furious ( I didnt care) but when i saw my paycheck the next week I was $700 short! WTF! my bonuses not payed! so here I am a week shy of my 2 weeks notice and I will not return to work tomorrow. Oh and on my resignation letter I wrote ".....oh and I hope you enjoy the bonus, merry christmas...." I dont care anymore this company is a joke! Im excited about my new job i start on tuesday.
POST A COMMENTJohnny Fastlane(12/22/2005)
Rock on! Gotta stand up for yourself and if they don't treatcha right...move on. You did the right thing, "HA".
tiredofbeingyourmomma(12/22/2005)
You have added proof to my long held theory that cell phone companies are full of people with bad math skills. Numbers seem to confuse them. Call me cynical, but if messed up your paycheck, they probably haven't figured out when your two weeks would be up either. Good luck, and hohoho, HA!
Walk the Planks(12/24/2005)
Oh, I would have called them and demanded my bonus check. I would have added that if I needed to report them to the BBB, call a lawyer, write a letter to newspapers or call the local television stations about them, I would. You definitely would have gotten your money!
HA! (12/21/2005)
Good job! hope your next job is all you want.
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