#1. Don't burn bridges. Years ago I was working as Asst Director of Nursing in a nursing facility, I was handing out assignments, due to sickness and we were short of staff. A nurse got angry with her assignment despite assurances that I would help and also call in more staff.
#2 In a rage, she threw the keys at me, called me all kinds of motherfathers and stormed out. I could have reported her to Dept of health for abandonment of post but I didn't, I worked the shift, help came in and we all forgot about the unfortunate incident.
#3 Two years later I was working a different facility. I was on a panel hiring for a plum management job. This job had excellent pay, benefits, good hours. Guess who walks in for the interview? The same nurse, she took one look at my face and just ran out.
#4 Lesson - Don't burn your bridges, maintain your dignity and respect in the workplace; give adequate notice when you leave. Meet all your expected objectives and do a proper handover. Always maintain your professionalism and reputation.
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