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How long does it usually take to replace a job
Replies: 6 — Last Post July 27, 2008 9:20am by kristacoplen
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I really want to quit this job I'm at, I have my two weeks notice letter written up and have already put in about 15 job applications to other places just in the past few days. If I commit myself full time to my job search would I be likely to find a replacement within a few weeks, or should I just wait until I'm sure I have something to give them the notice that I'm leaving. I really don't want to be unemployed.
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I'm sure you'll find something within your last two weeks if you did put in a lot of applications...

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wait till you have a job then give them the 2 weeks notice
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I wouldn't quit till you have another job. Not worth the risk, unless your parents are loaded or some shit.

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wait till your sure you have a job
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You should NOT quit until you have another job; big mistake.  Though if you have turned in that many applications, I would remain optimistic.

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it really all depends but you have to make sure the job you apply four is something you like  
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