Handing in your notice is a lovely feeling, isn't it?

[Sir C]

It means I shall be working with R again, of course. I gave her the heads up about it last week. She laughed.

Oh, that old place. My word! There's a turn up. Will it be a bit of a commute?

[Burney]

Oh, that old place. My word! There's a turn up. Will it be a bit of a commute?

It will, but it's worth it and I should be able to work from home reasonably often once I've got settled.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Congratulation!
I imagine handing in that notice has put a spring in your step
Have you been humming The Sun Has Got His Hat On ?
4 weeks

[Burney]

Congratulation!
I imagine handing in that notice has put a spring in your step
Have you been humming The Sun Has Got His Hat On ?
4 weeks

Indeed. It's particularly gratifying as they thought I was on three months' notice and the revelation that I was actually only on a month's and that they are now looking down the barrel of producing an awful lot of editorial pages in the month after I leave without an editor to plan, write or commission them has caused no small degree of utter fücking panic.

[Luis Anaconda]

Indeed. It's particularly gratifying as they thought I was on three months' notice and the revelation that I was actually only on a month's and that they are now looking down the barrel of producing an awful lot of editorial pages in the month after I leave without an editor to plan, write or commission them has caused no small degree of utter fücking panic.

Really - I've always found when the big boss is out of town then that is the most productive time, they just come back and change every****ingthing because they can. Sure you weren't like that of course, b

[Burney]

Really - I've always found when the big boss is out of town then that is the most productive time, they just come back and change every****ingthing because they can. Sure you weren't like that of course, b

No. Although my next role is as an editorial director, so - given that I've always loathed and resented editorial directors interfering with my business - I have to assume that every editor in my new place will fücking hate me.

[Luis Anaconda]

No. Although my next role is as an editorial director, so - given that I've always loathed and resented editorial directors interfering with my business - I have to assume that every editor in my new place will fücking hate me.

oh god yes - even the title spells trouble. Good luck with this project, b

[barrybueno]

Well, newish. Back to the old place but in a more senior role.

Not back to Selsdon is it?

[Pat Vegas]

Very liberating. Also, one's notice period (assuming it's not too long) is always a reasonably fun time, since one is to some extent freed from the requirement to pretend to like certain people or care what they think.

You are Aubameyang!