What to do when you leave a job

Employers aren’t the only ones who have to look after security when an employee leaves. If that departing employee is you, make sure you pay attention to threats to your personal privacy and security.

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Your Rights When You Leave a Job

smarter smarter - 8 months ago
  • Severance Pay
  • Final Paycheck
  • Health Insurance
  • Unemployment Insurance

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5 Things Not to Do When You Leave Your Job

smarter smarter - 8 months ago

1. Don't tell off your boss and co-workers, even if you think they deserve it.

2. Don't damage company property or steal something.

3. Don't forget to ask for a reference.

4. Don't badmouth your employer or any of your co-workers to your replacement.

5. Don't badmouth your employer to a prospective employer when you go on a job interview.

via about.com

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10 ways to protect yourself when you leave a job

smarter smarter - 8 months ago

1: Don’t violate company policies

2: Don’t log instant messages

3: Use encryption for private communications

4: Don’t trust everything to encryption

5: Don’t bring your private encryption keys to work

6: Protect your private IM and e-mail passwords

7: Don’t store browser history or Web site passwords not directly related to work

8: Use encrypted proxies for private browsing

9: Don’t store the sole copy of anything important at work

10: Never give your employer reason to distrust you

via techrepublic