Archived Putting in my two weeks?

[Lexatee12]

Long story short, I was hired in July & began in August. I absolutely hate working as a seasonal cashier. My fellow team members aren't always friendly & I feel uncomfortable & out of place being there. I literally dread it. I've put in a few requests for time off and my HR was very understanding about it. However, I'm just not happy with target. I am also employed at another job that I've been at for four years that I work at during breaks from school. The stores in my city now have space for a transfer, so that's what I plan to do. My question is just how bad will it look to put in my two weeks after a month? I'm not gonna put it on my resume, but I don't want to cause a huge awkward situation with my HR and I while I work the last of my scheduled days.

 

[redeye58]

Spare yourself & your coworkers.
Go to your HR & get a voluntary termination form.
Fill it out & leave it in HR's box; if they're in the store when you do it give them a heads up.
The sooner the better.

 

[Retail Girl]

Believe me, in the end, they won't care.

 

[mrknownothing]

Just make sure you work your two weeks or have someone else take your shifts. Even if you don't like your job, it's better not to burn bridges.

 

[judgemental]

you're seasonal, you were most likely only going to last until the end of the season anyways. they probably won't be bothered by it