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mctx
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I was wondering if anyone has had experience leaving (quitting) a big 4
and how did you go about doing so? I don't want to burn any bridges but
cannot take it here any longer. I just received an offer from another
company, not public accounting but just have to figure out the best way
to quit.
tia!
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tmli
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There is always the Milton approach of burning down the building. Just make sure to take your stapler.
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allegro-cpa
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Its like leaving walmart. Both under pay and work you harder.
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PursuitCPA
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allegro-cpa wrote:
| Its like leaving walmart. Both under pay and work you harder. |
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I don't see it like that at all. He or she can get any job now with "that" on the resume.
GoodLuck on your new endeavor.
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fla_examer85
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I was also wondering how people handled quitting. I feel like it would be hard if you liked your employer, cause you know they're gonna be pissed at you in most cases.
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