36 years with Company. Last 12 in C Suite. It is like a weight off my shoulders to finally announce. I’ll tell my team next week.
People always told me you’ll know when it’s time. I knew two months ago so it is great to have a peace about it.
Very thankful to retire with a pension, 401k and a SERP. 401K is only thing still available for new hires so I’ve been fortunate.
Just told my boss this morning that I’m retiring in March
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Go fk yourself!
name and shame
Congratulations
GFY.
Congratulations, I hate you
Celebrate! I remember when I pulled the plug and it was such a great relief.
Congratulations! Awesome! Thats a long time.
6 months after I got hired they increased the pension retirement date from 55 to 62 for all new hires. I just made it. One more year!
> Very thankful to retire with a pension
Same reason I stick with my employer now. Having a second monthly income in retirement that pays 2-3x as much as Social Security would be reassuring.
Great, congrats!
Welcome to the other side!! The remaining days at work, knowing you will be exiting soon, should be very easy to deal with. I had a permanent smile on my face when I gave notice of my retirement. My team was in shock when I told them, but I have enjoyed this first year of retirement immensely. I would not change it for the world.
Take time to decompress and then start to pursue your passions once you recharge!! Congrats…
Congrats mate! Go fuck yourself!
Have a very hearty go fuck yourself!
Congratulations!
I am planning on pulling the plug in June. I am planning to tell my boss next month. It is a very small company that is already understaffed, so I didn’t want to surprise them.
Congrats – go fuck yourself! I’m going to beat you by retiring the end of this month.
I did the same at the end of 2021. Unfortunately, I was ready to curl up and die of boredom by mid 2022 so I found a great job and I’ve been living happily ever after since.
What are your numbers bro