Graceful exit Puns

I'm a member of a very small team at my current organization. There are loads of things I like about my job, but there is no room there for me to take the next step in my career. I'm looking for a change and have landed a few interviews. I don't want to leave my team in the lurch and burn bridges if another opportunity presents itself. Have any of you been in this situation? How did it end? What would you do (or not do) again if you found yourself in a similar situation?

For those of us of a certain age who became steelers fans in the early years of the 21st century (I'm 26 for reference) we were just kids when Jerome Bettis went home and won a super bowl. I personally didn't understand at that point how rare it is to get that storybook ending. But as the years rolled on and new fan favorites emerged I saw the rise and falls of many black and gold heroes I noticed that most if not all either ended up getting cut unceremoniously, Ala Harrison, Woodley or "Retiring" after the season when the steelers said their services were no longer needed like Troy and Hines. While we may have thought it was our last time seeing them play for our beloved Steelers we didn't Know until it was too late to show our love and appreciation for all they contributed and thankfully fate gave us an opportunity to do better by 7.

I'd be lying if I didn't say this season has been kinda a bummer. I lied and tricked myself into believing our young O line could gel and allow Najee and Ben to lead this team to playoffs. But in a way this season has been a perfect storm to setting up our most heartfelt goodbye. Going into the year the media said Ben was washed up and one of the worst QBs in football and while yes his skills had deterioted we still were able to see some classic Ben moments and comebacks while remaining in the playoff hunt all the way to the bitter end. I compare it to having an aging dog. He still showed enough playfulness and energy to be fun but also showed enough signs of aging that made us realize we have to appreciate every snap. Had he lit the world on fire this year and retired it would feel like he left something on the table, had he come out and looked like complete garbage all the time and retired it would feel like he was getting old yellered in the back once he retired.

While I always want playoff wins and playoff games and hope we sneak in the 7 spot in a way it was perfect we know that no matter what we won't see another game at heinz this year because no one could say "well I'll catch the next game if we make the playoffs" this was it and everyone knew it had we been fighting for the division into next week some may have saved a little energy for the post season that might not come Instead of giving it all last night. Not to mention if we did get a home playoff game and lost it there is no way the energy would have been as good after the game because people would have been bummed or typing essays about how Tomlin shou

Have been combing through dread ever since this happened and there's definitely a lot of interesting things worth covering, wouldn't mind seeing a video on this considering barely's past content however I'm unsure if he's active on this sub.

I'm leaving my job in a few weeks and they've asked me to do an exit "interview." (Online survey.)

I would like to leave the door open if I want to come back in a few years, but my current team is seriously mismanaged. I'm torn between professionally describing the incompetence and saying my reasons are about the new opportunity.

Is there a graceful way to exit docker stats? Right now I have to do CTRL + \ because CTRL + c is not working. CTRL + \ gives SIGQUIT and spews a bunch of messages which I don't know what they mean.

Hey all, I posted this in the TTS Discord to a sparse but cautiously positive response, so I thought I’d throw it to a wider audience for further comment and criticism. Since there are many reasons why a player may want or need to leave the table, I’ve been wrestling with a set of rules to allow it while inflicting minimal disruption on the table. This is the result so far, so please have a read and poke all the holes you need to make sure it will stand up in the galactic court of law if challenged :)

Demissioning (concept)

If a player needs to remove themselves from the game before they are eliminated they are treated as an eliminated player in every regard except for the following:

• The demissioned player’s faction sheet, mech card, and planet cards are moved to the common play area
• All units on the game board remain at their current locations
  • When a player activates a system containing the demissioned player’s units, the player to the left of them assumes control of the demissioned player’s units for the purposes of resolving space and ground combat
    • Demissioned player’s units may not use any faction or component abilities except anti-fighter barrage, planetary shield, space cannon or sustain damage if they appear as a unit ability on the faction sheet.
    • Hits must be assigned to the demissioned player’s units in ascending order of unit cost. Units with the Sustain Damage ability will always use this ability to cancel hits before they are assigned
    • Demissioned player’s units cannot move between planets or out of systems under any circumstance
  • Demissioned player’s units may be targeted by any abilities that directly target units.
  • Once a demissioned player’s units are removed from the board as a result of combat they are immediately returned to the game box
• The demissioned player’s planets are treated as though they are controlled for the purposes of invasion and exploration
• Once all of the demissioned player’s planets have been claimed and no units of their colour remain on the gameboard, the demissioned player’s faction sheet and mech card are purged from the game

Took the 90 minute class this morning. Props to my coach for knowing that I've maxed the speed, told me to increase my incline when she pushed the rest of the class to increase their AO speed.

In the second to last AO, at 12 mph and 4%, I lost focus and caught the rails just a hair, but that slowed me just enough that my next step is on the back of the treadmill. I got one more strong step in and realized I probably wouldn't recover. So I single leg rode to the treadmill to the back and just hopped off. The ladies on either side were impressed, I was too, that I didn't bite the dust.

Is there a way to do this without curses or something, without just using ctrl c to force quit.

I’ve been offered a job at a company I really like and I’ve accepted the offer. They are very flexible with start date all things considered. My current company seems like they’re spiraling down and I have a strong feeling they will be laying people off and I’ve only been there for a year.

I need to give notice, but I need some advice:

Should I point blank give a two week notice and be done?

Should I say I’ve accepted another opportunity and ask how much time current employer needs for me to make an exit?

Should I wait it out until as long as possible in hopes they lay me off and give me two weeks pay?

I’m not trying to screw over anyone and I almost feel guilty for getting a better job during this time, but my number one priority is looking out for myself. Any advice would be helpful!

What do you do when you can't "finish" unburdening an exile in a single session?

Sometimes the exile I'm working with isn't ready to let go of all of its pain, but I'm too tired to keep going with the process. I need to stop and rest. But meanwhile the exile is still screaming/sobbing in agony etc. It has a seemingly endless well of emotions it needs to process. It doesn't want to calm down and it doesn't want me to go. I reassure it that I'll be back to work with it another time but it doesn't stop crying. I've tried thinking up a Higher Power figure that will stay with it in the meantime, or a soothing imaginary location where it can rest peacefully while it waits for me to return -- those don't really work to soothe it either. It just keeps crying, it isn't satisfied. How do I make a "graceful exit" in this situation, so the part doesn't feel I'm abandoning it?

Or, alternatively, how do I "move it along" so it finishes the unburdening process faster, if that's possible?

Thanks in advance for any advice.