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He probably was, because isn't that something you would know about or at least suspect? If they nominated OP for a higher position I would think they'd let him know at the time, but even if they didn't, wouldn't there be some hints that OP was doing a great job and might be up for promotion?
True, most likely he is just mindfucking you to begin with. If you where seriously considered to be replacing someone within a month, don't you think they atleast would have contacted you to have a talk about it. And to prepare you? Otherwise it is a pretty terrible company to just put someone in a spot and know what to do without proper training.
My thoughts exactly #1! He's was just trying to make you regret leaving the company. You probably would have been notified by now if that were true.
I was trained to replace a network engineer at the office I work at who had given his heads up for a resignation. He makes 100+ dollars an hour. I will make 22 dollars an hour. You never make as much money as the more experienced.
#58 as a network engineer? You must be at the wrong company. I can't imagine someone paying that low unless you're a contractor and your agency sucks. You should negotiate more. They are shafting you big time, maybe you don't have enough experience for $100, but there is no way they should be giving you $22/hr. How is that fair, on avg network engineers make $68,000. Sorry for going on, but that upset me
Could have been Sod's law.
It sounds as though you should have spoken to him before you decided to resign.
Don't let him dwell on the past :p!!
Key word is "nominated"
If OP's boss thought he'd win, I think he might've said something before he resigned.
Probably best not to tell someone until it is official.
Are you going to edit that and make some witty comment when you're ready?
can you pull put of your resignation??? I would!
You can pull out of many things. Resignation is not one.
well in Australia you can pull out of your resignation!!
Yikes, fyl :(
If only there was a button for that. Oh wait ...
Timing is everything
Terrible timing. He may have just been saying that though. Just to make you regret your decision.
Such is the way of life. Maybe you'll learn at your next job to ask/work toward a promotion if you need a pay raise instead of starting over at a totally new company. Hopefully your boss won't be a complete asshole. That was kind of important information he kept hidden there.
...Asscanoe? Woah, there...
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He could have been saying that just because you had already left.
Key word is "nominated"