Work your final two weeks like week one. The last memory people have of you is the one that sticks.

Endings get weighted far beyond their length when people remember someone. Two weeks of coasting can overwrite a year of good work, because the final stretch stays nearest the surface and is what gets described later to anyone who asks. The effort is small and the payoff is large.

Finish the handover properly, leave notes for whoever comes next, and hold your usual pace to the last day. You are not doing it for the employer. You are doing it for the version of your name that keeps circulating after you have gone.