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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are they leaving or not? I’m confused. They have the right to take vacation.[/quote] OP, I have not had him under oath say he is leaving,but along with what I have listed, he stopped engaging with people and in meetings won't even have eye contact. Seems like he is blowing everybody off + plus will wind up with no vacation time during the holidays so hard to believe he has not checked out and is wrapping up.[/quote] You cannot just assume he’s leaving. Maybe there is something going on in his life. You are a horrible manager.[/quote] You sound like a nightmare of a leader, so I would not be shocked if he were leaving. That being said, there are many other reasons these behaviors and taking of vacation time could be occurring. [/quote]
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