Isn’t this odd for my former boss to say?

[Anonymous]

Yes this did happen but at first I told her that I was offered another job at a clinic for my major. Days later I left earlier than 2 weeks because I didn’t like how the business was being run so I just told her my last day was that day because I needed a break and my trip. The company didn’t deserve my 2 weeks honestly lol. Many other people were leaving also too.

Updates

2 mo

Guys I don’t care about unemployment 😂 I even told her the clinic i’m working at so that’s why i thought it was weird just incase if covid happens again and we not allowed to work then I would gladly file for unemployment but i’ll just tell them what was going on in the company because I have proof regardless. My main issue is she didn’t put the real reason. So it was silly as if it was a way to get back at me but pretend they don’t know why people are quitting but i’m moving on it’s whatever

[fish5505_87]

It looks like they told the truth, as a manager I have to submit these forms as well. We have to enter the facts, and nothing else. My company has a section for comments and a box for eligible for rehire. Also, we have a drop down for menu for common things such as " accepted another job offer" How it affects you all depends on the state you live in, in terms of unemployment, if you were not being truthful. I would not read too much into this.

[Asker]

That’s not the reason though i’m working at a clinic

[fish5505_87]

I got it, I was just stating probably more a formality.

[fish5505_87]

thanks, appreciated

[molonski2]

No matter why you left , the reasoning she put on the form is accurate , that's all you can ask for , thats what happened.

[Asker]

Legally I don’t have stay for 2 weeks you do know that right. I told her I wanted a break before my new job but hey it is what it is 😂. I did what i did but it wasn’t the reason.

[molonski2]

Sure , you dont need a reason , but what she wrote is exactly what happened which is fine , she has to write down what happened as it is.
I'm not saying either of you is wrong.

[Anonymous]

Wanted to make it clear that you quit without giving two weeks notice because she was hoping you would be denied unemployment benefits (your boss’s company pays part of that)

[Asker]

LOL that’s so odd but it’s whatever I’m literally working at my God parents clinic soon. I don’t think you can even get it if you quit yourself anyway.

[Opinion Owner]

Yeah I’m not sure about that either. But good luck!

[Asker]

Thanks I want to start a clinic then i’ll be a hospital. So I know i’ll do well :)

[Opinion Owner]

That’s great! Hope you get your dream job when you’re ready.

[molonski2]

Good Luck to you... indeed.

[AI Opinion]

It's not uncommon for situations like this to arise, especially if the work environment is not ideal. It's important to prioritize your well-being and career goals. If leaving earlier felt necessary, it may have been the right decision for you at the time. Transitioning to a role more aligned with your major and career aspirations seems beneficial. In the future, maintain professionalism, as you may encounter former colleagues again. Your peace and career satisfaction matter most.

[slatyb]

Whatever. They are obligated to pay you for every day worked.

[AviatorTom]

From your description, what they said is factually correct. Not odd at all.

[In_Trance]

I don't see what's so odd about it