Moving to another state.

12 Comments

1. Jessica FerlandMay 7,2025 at 3:05PM UTC

   Well that is heartbreaking! I would start by asking if there is any way to work remotely in order to keep this job at a company that is a great fit for you. Or, do they have any other branches in the state you are moving to?

   Given that you love it there, I would give them as much notice as possible.

2. AnonymousMay 9,2025 at 6:57PM UTC

   As a manager I would hope the cadence of putting in notice is something you could handle. I get it though. Put in the notice.

3. AnonymousMay 12,2025 at 4:42PM UTC

   This was rude :)

4. AnonymousMay 12,2025 at 5:37PM UTC

   Must be able to take feedback and not look for people to just side with to make you feel better. At a certain level in a person's career, this would be considered a minor thought. Maybe it's an EQ opportunity. Respect your POV.

5. AnonymousMay 9,2025 at 8:30PM UTC

   It depends if you have another job lined up. If not, then ask if you can work remotely until they can find your replacement and that gives you time to move, get settled and find a new role if you haven't already. Otherwise, 2 weeks is the norm. In fact, use that as a jumping off point to negotiate working remotely. If you have a great relationship, this may be something you can get. Or tell them, look I need to move by X date and I will need to wrap things up by X date to move. I would love to work remotely for our company and really hate to leave but also want to help out as much as I can for whatever transition you need. Keep us posted and good luck!

6. Amanda (Sloan) StrenzMay 10,2025 at 4:43PM UTC

   I had to quit my job that I loved because I decided to move to a new state for a lifestyle change. I think out of respect for your colleagues and yourself that if you tell them one month out that your last day will be x then you’re giving them ample notice to start to replace you and possibly you could train someone else if they hire them prior to your departure.

7. AnonymousMay 12,2025 at 4:43PM UTC

   If you're confident that they will not terminate you early, it's a kind thing to do. Someone else mentioned using it to negotiate working remotely -- Is that an option?

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10. arnold bishopSeptember 4,2026 at 7:32AM UTC
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12. arnold bishopOctober 15,2026 at 11:45AM UTC
    Telling your employer about an out-of-state move is never easy, especially when you genuinely like your job. A month's notice is generally reasonable for a manager-level role, but it depends on your contract and company culture. What often gets overlooked is the logistics of the move itself — finding reliable movers, scheduling, and coordinating the transition. If you're heading to the Boston area, movers wellesley ma can handle the local side of your relocation. It's also smart to confirm your start date and any relocation benefits before giving notice.