Here are six things you can do to keep both your body and most of your mind on the job until your very last day.

1. Be Aware Of The Shift
As mentioned, we start shifting and disengaging. Check-in with yourself or a trusted co-worker daily to stay aware and focused on your work.

2. Make A Departure Plan
The best departure plan will be made with your manager to incorporate their needs for completion and cross-training. To ensure you're engaged during this time, make sure you have included things you want to accomplish before you leave. All items need dates for when you will have them done. Keep track of those dates every day.

3. Collect Materials
Since you are leaving, think through the types of information and materials you might want to have in your next position or in the future. The types of things to consider collecting include:
-Performance appraisals
-Employee recognition notes and letters
-Copies of supporting emails from bosses
-Reference materials that aren't proprietary to the company, but you may want to reuse
-Email addresses and phone numbers of people you will want to keep in your professional network

4. Finish The "To-Do" List
Now is the time when you need to complete those pesky lower-priority items you never got to. We all have them and somehow wait for the day when we have nothing else better to do. Get these done now.

5. Clean And Organize Your Desk And Office
There is nothing worse than the chore of cleaning up someone else's leftover mess when they leave. Make your goal to leave your desk ready for the move-in of the next occupant. Label files, toss out materials that only you found of value and refill anything that's almost empty.

6. Make Your Goal To Be There Completely
To make your last days the best for you and everyone, commit to being fully involved until the day you leave. In order to have a great career and personal brand, you have to think of the work you do in all of its phases. Clearly, leaving is a phase that you will have more than once in your career. It can be the lasting impression you make on your current boss, as well as on future bosses who may be your peers right now. Make that lasting impression as impressive as the work you do.

Source: https://www.workitdaily.com/do-before-leaving-a-job/6-make-your-goal-to-be-there-completely

Nobody is perfect but we should aim to be better, that's the essence of living.

This english too much

Even where is that job? Buhari has singlehandedly destroyed everything. Let the job come first then I will know whether to stay or leave.

Una 2 wey dey up just steal my shine, not fair...

Atigbo

Damnnn niggar
No need for all this

Give them the middle finger and zoom off

Oaky

Ok noted,

Make sure to organize two dedicated igbo-smoking thugs with a penchant for resetting destinies with broken bottle, to deal with your boss who is owing you about...yeeeeee! who blow me na?! Na play I dey na

Nice one

Encoredme:
Here are six things you can do to keep both your body and most of your mind on the job until your very last day.

1. Be Aware Of The Shift
As mentioned, we start shifting and disengaging. Check-in with yourself or a trusted co-worker daily to stay aware and focused on your work.

2. Make A Departure Plan
The best departure plan will be made with your manager to incorporate their needs for completion and cross-training. To ensure you're engaged during this time, make sure you have included things you want to accomplish before you leave. All items need dates for when you will have them done. Keep track of those dates every day.

3. Collect Materials
Since you are leaving, think through the types of information and materials you might want to have in your next position or in the future. The types of things to consider collecting include:
-Performance appraisals
-Employee recognition notes and letters
-Copies of supporting emails from bosses
-Reference materials that aren't proprietary to the company, but you may want to reuse
-Email addresses and phone numbers of people you will want to keep in your professional network

4. Finish The "To-Do" List
Now is the time when you need to complete those pesky lower-priority items you never got to. We all have them and somehow wait for the day when we have nothing else better to do. Get these done now.

5. Clean And Organize Your Desk And Office
There is nothing worse than the chore of cleaning up someone else's leftover mess when they leave. Make your goal to leave your desk ready for the move-in of the next occupant. Label files, toss out materials that only you found of value and refill anything that's almost empty.

6. Make Your Goal To Be There Completely
To make your last days the best for you and everyone, commit to being fully involved until the day you leave. In order to have a great career and personal brand, you have to think of the work you do in all of its phases. Clearly, leaving is a phase that you will have more than once in your career. It can be the lasting impression you make on your current boss, as well as on future bosses who may be your peers right now. Make that lasting impression as impressive as the work you do.

Source: https://www.workitdaily.com/do-before-leaving-a-job/6-make-your-goal-to-be-there-completely

Guys wey no get girlfriend get peace of mind

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This makes me remember when I left my job in 2018

My savings plan is what has been keeping me running and kicking...

All these many grammar ontop job wey I don already make up my mind to leave

Ok

Nah wa ooo

Learn a skill

This post is kinda hilarious to me...
Wahala for offline/regular workers.

Saskay44:
Learn a skill

Some narrow minded peeps will come for you o.

@SENIORWRITER

This works if the company na better one and you have good relationship with the managers.

Quite a useful piece!
Thank you.

It's only a job that gave you peace of mind and you are accorded the right treatment from the word "go" that deserves all these. These fucking private mushroom companies do not even deserve a letter of resignation. Their Management Team deserve to be shot at close range for maltreatment and lack of proper welfare, which pushed the affected staff to their eventual resignation

Okay

Na wa for una sef

Shortly before I left my former job, things I did a month to go...

#I started sending almost 250gb of valuable data, send it through my mail, go home clear it, then do the same the next day...
Copied all Iso certifications to help guide my next step.

#Trashed all non relevant mails, letters correspondence etc.

#Wired out any left funds or uncleared checks that would be difficult to claim after exit, or one yeye would use me de catch cruise on top.

#Exhusted all paid and non paid leave, used my health insurance benefit to the fullest etc

#7 days to go, began clearance and exit procedure, department by department checks and clearance.

#Salary entered on 25th my last day was 26th did not even bother to wake up, traveled for a week vacation the next day.

#The following months, I rented an office space on the same building with my former work place.

#Bounced into my office and a stupid security asked for my ID card to access the building, apparently he wasn't aware I now own an office in the building... I sha let it pass.

#Back to the tedious work of downloading and sorting out over 500gb of data

My Company Was Born...