Originally Posted by
rickair7777
This is a good example of why you never give more than the accepted minimum two weeks notice in aviation, unless you have a very special relationship with the employer. Once you resign, they don't have to let you un-resign.
The problem with Eagle is as soon as they give you your tentative offer they fax out something to your current employer asking for a performance evaluation so they basically force your hand telling your current employer you are planning on going to Eagle. I was going to wait untill after I passed the regional jet course and got a firm class date before giving my notice to my employer but that went right out the window when they recieved the performance evaluation.