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1phone:
I won’t take much of your time with a long story. You may remember that late last month, I mentioned my boss refusing to pay my salary. At the time, I explained my situation and asked for advice on my next move, considering I don’t have an appointment letter to support any legal action.

Since then, I’ve taken some of the advice given—I started job hunting and have attended several interviews, both physical and virtual.

Fast forward to this morning: one of the companies I interviewed with shortlisted me for the next stage, which was scheduled as a virtual interview at 10:00 AM. I acknowledged the email without trying to reschedule since my boss and his wife usually resume work around 1–2 PM.

However, 15 minutes into the interview, my boss unexpectedly arrived. He headed straight to my office, and I noticed someone standing nearby, eavesdropping. I didn’t think much of it—until I realized it was him. He had heard everything! He then walked into my office and, without saying much, informed me that he had listened to my interview conversation. I greeted him, but there was complete silence before he left.

Honestly, I’m exhausted from working at this company but stayed back to secure another job before leaving. To make matters worse, I still haven’t been paid for last month.

My Questions:
Will I still get my salary, knowing that I plan to resign?
Do you think my boss will fire me before I resign?
What should my next move be, and how should I handle my relationship with him before leaving?

NtoAkwaIbom:
If U are a woman tell him he harassed u with sex like Natasha and you refuse, that he wants to use it n victimize u

Tjra:
Job interview inside the office?

You dull oo no offense

Owaincouncil:
If he didn't ask or tell you anything, you too should pretend as if nothing happened. Just be doing your work. Things will work out for you.
He may also change and be good to you for the fear of loosing you.

greggng:
He should sack you immediately . You don't value what you have

papyjaypaul:
There are things you should know how to do when you start working. You don't shit where you eat. I don't really believe your stories because, are you saying your boss cannot see this post on NL? Will he be eavesdropping too

hisexcellency34:
You have nothing to lose nigga. If its MTN or Seplat now, i for dey cry for you

1phone:
I won’t take much of your time with a long story. You may remember that late last month, I mentioned my boss refusing to pay my salary. At the time, I explained my situation and asked for advice on my next move, considering I don’t have an appointment letter to support any legal action.

Since then, I’ve taken some of the advice given—I started job hunting and have attended several interviews, both physical and virtual.

Fast forward to this morning: one of the companies I interviewed with shortlisted me for the next stage, which was scheduled as a virtual interview at 10:00 AM. I acknowledged the email without trying to reschedule since my boss and his wife usually resume work around 1–2 PM.

However, 15 minutes into the interview, my boss unexpectedly arrived. He headed straight to my office, and I noticed someone standing nearby, eavesdropping. I didn’t think much of it—until I realized it was him. He had heard everything! He then walked into my office and, without saying much, informed me that he had listened to my interview conversation. I greeted him, but there was complete silence before he left.

Honestly, I’m exhausted from working at this company but stayed back to secure another job before leaving. To make matters worse, I still haven’t been paid for last month.

My Questions:
Will I still get my salary, knowing that I plan to resign?
Do you think my boss will fire me before I resign?
What should my next move be, and how should I handle my relationship with him before leaving?

Mariangeles:
There's always better out there.

SoftSport:
At this point, your boss already knows you’re on your way out, so there’s a good chance he might withhold your salary out of spite or even fire you first, best move now is to stay professional, keep things cool, and push for your payment while quietly locking in that new job.

1phone:
I won’t take much of your time with a long story. You may remember that late last month, I mentioned my boss refusing to pay my salary. At the time, I explained my situation and asked for advice on my next move, considering I don’t have an appointment letter to support any legal action.

Since then, I’ve taken some of the advice given—I started job hunting and have attended several interviews, both physical and virtual.

Fast forward to this morning: one of the companies I interviewed with shortlisted me for the next stage, which was scheduled as a virtual interview at 10:00 AM. I acknowledged the email without trying to reschedule since my boss and his wife usually resume work around 1–2 PM.

However, 15 minutes into the interview, my boss unexpectedly arrived. He headed straight to my office, and I noticed someone standing nearby, eavesdropping. I didn’t think much of it—until I realized it was him. He had heard everything! He then walked into my office and, without saying much, informed me that he had listened to my interview conversation. I greeted him, but there was complete silence before he left.

Honestly, I’m exhausted from working at this company but stayed back to secure another job before leaving. To make matters worse, I still haven’t been paid for last month.

My Questions:
Will I still get my salary, knowing that I plan to resign?
Do you think my boss will fire me before I resign?
What should my next move be, and how should I handle my relationship with him before leaving?

Dhoneymix:
Similar to a situation I once found myself. But in my own case, my employer was the head of the interview panel🤣🤣🤣! Omo, I just went in bold and unapologetic. The woman saw the determination on my face, she didn't say a word throughout the interview session! I already knew I would lost at both ends, so why not say my mind the way it is. It was one thing I did that I look back to and still thank myself for doing it. It makes me laugh every time I remember the situation.

McLizbae:
🤣🤣🤣
You ain't getting shi shi from that your boss that I know.

1phone:
I won’t take much of your time with a long story. You may remember that late last month, I mentioned my boss refusing to pay my salary. At the time, I explained my situation and asked for advice on my next move, considering I don’t have an appointment letter to support any legal action.

Since then, I’ve taken some of the advice given—I started job hunting and have attended several interviews, both physical and virtual.

Fast forward to this morning: one of the companies I interviewed with shortlisted me for the next stage, which was scheduled as a virtual interview at 10:00 AM. I acknowledged the email without trying to reschedule since my boss and his wife usually resume work around 1–2 PM.

However, 15 minutes into the interview, my boss unexpectedly arrived. He headed straight to my office, and I noticed someone standing nearby, eavesdropping. I didn’t think much of it—until I realized it was him. He had heard everything! He then walked into my office and, without saying much, informed me that he had listened to my interview conversation. I greeted him, but there was complete silence before he left.

Honestly, I’m exhausted from working at this company but stayed back to secure another job before leaving. To make matters worse, I still haven’t been paid for last month.

My Questions:
Will I still get my salary, knowing that I plan to resign?
Do you think my boss will fire me before I resign?
What should my next move be, and how should I handle my relationship with him before leaving?

Mcslize:
But did you later get the new job or they sack you ate the old job?

Tjra:
Job interview inside the office?

You dull oo no offense