Have You Ever Quit A Job Without Notice?

No. You never know what may happen in the future. Professionally it is not good to burn your bridges.

no, fired twice though.

Only once.

Yes, told the guy he was an *kitten* and I would not let him treat me like ****! And out I walked!

I have never regretted it and would do it again if the situation arose!

I once worked a telemarketing job for several months after having ankle surgery (I needed a job that didn't require me to stand or walk). It was horrible (seriously people, be nice to telemarketers). One day, I was sitting there and just started crying because I hated the job that much. So at the end of my shift, I hobbled over to the manager on my crutches and said, "Well, I put in my two weeks' notice two weeks ago, so thanks for everything and I'll see you around sometime!" They weren't the most on-the-ball people and completely bought it.

Working in the HR field I find it extremely rude but lots of people do it. The worst is when they just stop showing up and don't even call. You are then left to wonder if some tragic accident happened or if the person is just an a-hole!

Yep. It started as a job I got in high school and I worked there through part of college, work my way up and all that.

Management was awful. And apparently I missed the memo that in order to keep your hours, or get more hours, you had to be blowing the manager.

Which is what I'm assuming the girl that I trained did in order to take my hours from me that she voluntarily gave up (it was never an option to randomly take back the hours you gave up. Until she got into our company).

I quit on the spot and told my manager to find someone else thats willing to perform assistant manager duties for ****ty pay.

Now I work in a completely different field that has awesome management.

Sure, once somebody outlives their usefulness, I cut them away like fat on a pork chop.
I never gave notice, because I did not want to give them the chance to take control of the situation.
I enjoy the upper hand.

Yes. I was working retail in my college town, 2 hours away from my home. I was told by my boss that since I lived so far away and everyone else was local, I could have the day after Thanksgiving off. She called me the morning of Thanksgiving and told me that I had to work the next morning to open the store. I said no, because I had just gotten home the evening before and had plans with my family, reminding her that she'd told me I could have that day off. She insisted, and I quit. Had this been the first time I'd had issues with this manager, I would have sucked it up, but it was part of an ongoing frustration and lack of respect for me when I continually went above and beyond for that job.

That's the only time. I haven't had to quit any other job on bad terms. Every other time I've left a job, it was due to moving.

I quit a job once only 5 hours into my 1st training day.