Philip W
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No. Unless your contract prohibits you from working for a competitor or client, then it is none of his business. Tell him you are going traveling. |
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QueenB
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i would'nt imagine so. i would ask why they want to know. if it is to tell them bad thing's about you, don't tell! |
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Byakuya
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I wouldn't tell him.. it sounds like your manager is bitter that you're leaving so he wants to call your next boss and tell him what's wrong with you.. |
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Scobill
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No you don't have to tell , but why would you want to keep it secret ??
If you are going to a competitor then perhaps he is worried you will pass on info , but your current contract would bar you from that sort of thing .
Your new company will contact your current company at some stage to confirm all the data you supplied on your application was factually correct , so he will probably get to know anyway |
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cat
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nope. |
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janb
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No you dont have to tell him anything. |
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vwgirl18
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No. |
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j640922
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No, you don't. Since he's asking, too, I would not tell. it's none of his business. Make sure you don't tell anyone who might tell him, either. Sounds like he's trying to sabotage your new job. |
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Brown Eyed CEO
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Unless it was in a contract that you signed you don't HAVE to tell. |
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hinata_sam
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No, you have no obligation to inform him/her of the company you intend to work for. |
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TONYA R
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No, you have done all that you are required to do. If you tell him the name, he may contact them. |
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happy
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no you dont unless you are going to a competitor and have signed a special agreement, check your contract if you have one. |
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Curlylox
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No you don't. |
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vmaddams
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1. depends if you have given current work place as a reference, as they may have already contacted him and he is just wishing to check details.
2. You are a good worker and your manager might want a chance 2 see if he could change your mind. Unless there have been a few people leaving and they wish to know why/where competition is from. |
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lea n jase
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i wouldn't think so. i suppose you could hand your notice in for any reason, not just because you found other employment. |
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