Obligatory throwaway account comment.
I currently work as a software engineer at a small company and have been here about 9 months. They pulled the good ol’ bait and switch on me and now software development is less than 50% of my time while the rest is technical paper writing, csv cleanup, etc. I put in my two weeks late last week as I received an offer from a phenomenal company I’ve been seeking to work at for years. I’m still fairly new to the field (4 years), but have jumped around quite a bit so I’m used to job switching. What I’m not used to is my boss getting furious with me after handing in notice and playing the silent treatment. I’ve never been disciplined for handing in two weeks- I figured he was just upset and would cool down.
Essentially when I handed in notice, I was asked for more time. I replied no, as I had already received an offer and start date from the other company, but offered all my remaining time to helping on board and train someone. I’m a mid-level engineer, so I consider this an important part of the transition. I’m also lead on many projects and figured I’d spend my final days helping out on passing the torch and handing over all my knowledge. They informed me I’d be a part of interviewing my replacement and an integral part to the transition.
Six work days later, my boss refuses to speak to me. Instead he asks the entry level non-engineering workers questions who don’t have the answers. So they ask me, and it turns into a game of telephone where I do the work and they pass it on to him and he continues to act like I’m not there. No eye contact, no addressing, nothing. Apparently they have been interviewing, but I am not invited to the interviewing process for fear of saying something that may discourage the person from signing on. So essentially I’m a sitting duck with no work of my own to do and receiving the silent treatment when I do the work for others.
I’ve spoken to friends because I offered two weeks to maintain the positive relationship between my boss and I. They all seem to think that the bridge is already burned and there’s no reason for me to continue working there any longer, as they don’t think he’ll positively recommend me anymore regardless.
What do I do in this situation? Stay? Leave four days early? I’m bored out of my mind and honestly it’s emotionally killing me to be in an office where my once very friendly and awesome boss is ignoring my very existence.
Edit: To clarify, the work I’m doing is not the same work the entry level people will be doing. the entry level people are in a business field, like finance and accounting. he’s asking them for mid-level engineering work that they should be hiring someone else to do, and I can’t train these people in a field that they don’t belong to.
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