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tzikehI need advice.
My manager came to me today and pretty much begged me to work one more week. I told her flat-out no. She then offered to pay me a full week's salary for doing bare-bones work updating the schedules and index pages, which I can do from home.
Cons: Still working after I'd planned on not working. Interfering with plan of lazing about (will have to get up and do about 2 hours of work every morning). Makes me ... vaguely weird because I *know* I'll be checking my email to see if there's other work I need to do.
Pros: One more full week's pay for 2 hours of work per day.
Thoughts?
My manager came to me today and pretty much begged me to work one more week. I told her flat-out no. She then offered to pay me a full week's salary for doing bare-bones work updating the schedules and index pages, which I can do from home.
Cons: Still working after I'd planned on not working. Interfering with plan of lazing about (will have to get up and do about 2 hours of work every morning). Makes me ... vaguely weird because I *know* I'll be checking my email to see if there's other work I need to do.
Pros: One more full week's pay for 2 hours of work per day.
Thoughts?
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Date: 2004-08-25 08:56 am (UTC)Oh, wait, that's what you ask for AFTER the week is up and they are still desperate, heh heh heh!
(Seriously, though, I'd grab the extra dough offer so long as it's contracted and they pay you the last day so that you leave them with check in hand.)
Good luck, hon!