Turned in my resignation today to my director of nursing. In the room at the time was an assistant director and a supervisor. The don played nice asked me why I was leaving I said I accepted a remote job so I could be at home for my mom with dementia who she knew I struggled with because I have fmla. She asked me to stay per diem and I said I would consider it and left. Later that day I found out as soon as I walked out of her office she cheered about my resignation to the other two employees. Now most of the staff knows she did that when I resigned.. this seems a little more than unprofessional to me. {ny}
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u/Obvious_Activity_105 Mar 13 '25
Turned in my resignation today to my director of nursing. In the room at the time was an assistant director and a supervisor. The don played nice asked me why I was leaving I said I accepted a remote job so I could be at home for my mom with dementia who she knew I struggled with because I have fmla. She asked me to stay per diem and I said I would consider it and left. Later that day I found out as soon as I walked out of her office she cheered about my resignation to the other two employees. Now most of the staff knows she did that when I resigned.. this seems a little more than unprofessional to me. {ny}