Does she want to leave office?

Guangdong, China
May 14, 2019 1:52am CST
It is quite weird that she often asks for a leave during the work time. This afternoon, as "usual", she asks for a leave again like yesterday afternoon. I don't know what she's going to do but just leaving a pile of papers to be done. We just had a weekly meeting this morning, then usually it will be much work to be arranged. I hardly have time to get up from my chair to have some water...ever get a stretch for myself. Do you think she wants to leave office? What's the sign if someone wants to leave office.
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Anna
@LadyDuck (471294)
• Switzerland
14 May 19
I think this is a sign that she is trying to find another job before to quit.
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Anna
@LadyDuck (471294)
• Switzerland
24 May 19
@cacay1 I think she is no more interested in working with that company.
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (83406)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
24 May 19
@LadyDuck yes, it is so obvious.Maybe she longs for a better income or salary or cannot tackle different tasks assigned to her. That is always the case, if one no longer likes the boss, better resign
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (83406)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
24 May 19
@LadyDuck, you may be right there, she might be searching for a better job.
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GB
@GoldenBlock (35)
• United Kingdom
14 May 19
I think there could be many reasons why she wants to leave the office, from professional to personal. You do not mention whether the person is a manager or a member of staff; but if they are leaving the office and actually they do not have permission, they should be having a chat with their manager. Certainly in the jobs I have been in, that would have been a case of a formal meeting about an employees ability to discharge their duties.
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (83406)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
24 May 19
Might be personal reasons.
youless
@youless (112481)
• Guangzhou, China
14 May 19
If it is not personal things, it is likely your colleague wants to quit. She may have an interview.
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Melissa
@Behindtheguitarbar (2831)
• Guangdong, China
14 May 19
yes, I think so.
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rakski
@rakski (122076)
• Philippines
14 May 19
maybe she does not want to work there anymore
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (83406)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
24 May 19
@raski, you may be correct, she does not like to work in that office, perhaps she lacks the potential to do all tasks assigned to her.She better quit.
Arunima Singh
@arunima25 (87770)
• Bangalore, India
14 May 19
That might be a signal for that. But still it is not professional and one should make her understand. Till she actually quits officially, she is being paid and should work well.
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Gogata Ionut
@Kasjnak (4489)
• Romania
14 May 19
It could be, maybe she wants something else now. She gave any reason for the leave?
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Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (83406)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
24 May 19
She is a lazy employee or perhaps does not like to work there anymore. She should be investigated by the head.
Erly Maglangit
@cacay1 (83406)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
24 May 19
@Behindtheguitarbar that's nice at least she realized it's hard to find a job this time due to global crises and competitions.
Melissa
@Behindtheguitarbar (2831)
• Guangdong, China
24 May 19
well, still the same, but no more leaves now. Glad that the work could be arranged by two people.
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weevee
@weevee18 (2065)
• Philippines
14 May 19
That’s actually one sign because it is what usually happens to my colleagues here who wants to resign from work. They start from not reporting to work for several days.
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