How to tell them I'm leaving after 5yrs?

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  • #185440
    mhueycpa
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    I’ve been working at a CPA firm in NYC for the past 5 years, started here freshman year of College and still here upon graduation. I’ve been looking to move, only because my boss is a total a**hole. I love what I do, Tax, Audit, F/S Prep, etc. and the people I work with, but my boss is so…..

    I recently went on a interview for a similar position with similar compensation. I’ve told myself, if they offer me the position I’m taking it to escape this hell I’m in now. Any experience/advice on telling your boss your leaving after being somewhere 5+ yrs? All advice is appreciated.

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  • #551920
    Lindrobe
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    Just hand him your letter of resignation. You don't have to do anything more than that. You don't owe him any sort of explanation.

    FAR 12/3/14, 87
    AUD 2/3/14, 90
    BEC 4/1/14, 88
    REG 5/27/14, 94

    Licensed CPA, Indiana

    "Successful people do things that unsuccessful people don't want to do"

    #551923
    Lindrobe
    Member

    Just hand him your letter of resignation. You don't have to do anything more than that. You don't owe him any sort of explanation.

    FAR 12/3/14, 87
    AUD 2/3/14, 90
    BEC 4/1/14, 88
    REG 5/27/14, 94

    Licensed CPA, Indiana

    "Successful people do things that unsuccessful people don't want to do"

    #551922
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Just send him an email with a 2 week notice. You don't need to write any more than that.

    #551925
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Just send him an email with a 2 week notice. You don't need to write any more than that.

    #551924
    mla1169
    Participant

    “Please accept this letter of resignation effective x/xx/xx. I have accepted another position”.

    That's it.

    FAR- 77
    AUD -49, 71, 84
    REG -56,75!
    BEC -75

    Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

    #551927
    mla1169
    Participant

    “Please accept this letter of resignation effective x/xx/xx. I have accepted another position”.

    That's it.

    FAR- 77
    AUD -49, 71, 84
    REG -56,75!
    BEC -75

    Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

    #551926

    Agree…Short to the point. You may want to ensure a reference though considering you worked there for 5 ueara. If he is the type of ahole who won't give a reference because he's hurt about you leaving, then don't even bother; otherwise it might be helpful to have a face to face first…

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    #551929

    Agree…Short to the point. You may want to ensure a reference though considering you worked there for 5 ueara. If he is the type of ahole who won't give a reference because he's hurt about you leaving, then don't even bother; otherwise it might be helpful to have a face to face first…

    MBA,CMA,CPA, CFF?, ABV?

    #551928
    Leena_1101
    Participant

    you really don't need to explain, but just my be add a sentence like … it was very nice work with you etc etc …

    #551931
    Leena_1101
    Participant

    you really don't need to explain, but just my be add a sentence like … it was very nice work with you etc etc …

    #551930
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I would deliver the letter in person along with your experience forms that you will need signed off on ( I'm assuming).

    #551933
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I would deliver the letter in person along with your experience forms that you will need signed off on ( I'm assuming).

    #551932
    Ntw6817
    Participant

    If you need experience signed off, do that before you tell them you're leaving

    #551935
    Ntw6817
    Participant

    If you need experience signed off, do that before you tell them you're leaving

    #551934

    or…. you could go halfbaked

    “FU”

    “FU”

    “FU”

    “Your Cool, I'm Out”

    Licensed Texas CPA

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