<prompt> Human: Hello everyone, I know that this is sort of off topic, but as there is an employment flair, I thought Id give it a shot. Im a 30F in the USA. Ive been working for a small team in a large company for a year and a half now. Its my first corporate job I spent my 20s traveling and teaching English. When I returned to my city a year and a half ago from being abroad, I was happy to be home. However, Ive started to realize Im not happy in my college town anymore, and am ready to move on. The crime here is terrible, most of my friends have moved away, Im not a fan of my job, and I feel like there is little left for me here in general. Im just not happy here anymore. My boyfriend and I have made plans to move to another city 80 miles away, and find jobs there. My boyfriend and I are looking to sign a lease for an apartment om this city with an August 1st start date within the month the housing market in this city is a bit more saturated. At what point would it be appropriate to tell my boss I will be moving? At this point, I feel its too early. However, I feel like Im lying in a way, and I hate it. My co-workers are good people and I enjoy them, and I feel bad hiding what is going on in my life right now. I feel like telling them how could possibly put me at risk for early dismissal, and Im unsure of what to really do. If anyone asks, there is a chance that I could keep this job and work from home. However, I would really like a fresh start. My second job I waitress on the weekends for fun money is opening a new location in this city, so Ill at least have a job there to tide me over until I find something better. Assistant: If youre going to be there through July, I dont think you give notice now. That would make you a lame duck, as the expression goes, and a candidate to be let go for any reason or no reason at all, in the event that they find your replacement before you wanted to be replaced.I think you give two weeks notice unless there is some reason to do otherwise.Human: Thanks for the advice. I think Ill be giving at least one month, as this company and my boss have been very good to me. I work in a job where I have clients, and Ill need a little more than two weeks to get this straightened and in order for my departure.  <response>: Be prepared to leave when you give them any notice or hint of leaving. Have enough savings for the gap between jobs. 