How to Resign From Your Audit Job - Advice From the Audit Recruitment Specialists

Resigning from an audit job , much like any job, can beto leave and you intended leaving date. An
a political nightmare, below we've compiled some topexcessively detailed resignation letter can often land
tips to help make the process as un-traumatic asyou in hot water during your notice period.
possible.You don't have to tell them where you are going - it's
Be certain you want to leave - it seems obviousa common misconception that you have to let your
advice but you'd be surprised how many peopleemployer know where you are moving next. You are
accept a job offer and hand in their resignation only tounder no obligation to tell them. Often it's advisable to
change their mind a few days later. Once you'vekeep your cards close to your chest, especially in a
resigned that should mean you're leaving and not becompetitive world like audit. If you boss incorrectly
the start of your thinking process. Clearly evaluate thesees your move as a conflict of interest you might find
job offer and compare it honestly with you currentyourself frog marched to the door which makes the
audit role. Ask the advice of others but make sure theprocess of recovering the money you are owed
final decision is yours.significantly more difficult.
Work out your timings - every job has different noticeDon't burn bridges - when you are leaving a company
periods; careers in audit often have quite long noticeit's often appealing to make your attitudes and
periods. Try and work out how to time your resignationemotions toward individuals and the
for primarily your but also your employer's benefit. It'dbusinessabundantly clear, especially if you were hiding
probably be better if your final day were not the daythem before. However this is a fools errand, you never
before you are due to present your findings to theknow later down the line when you may want to
board or some other similar deadline.return to your employer or a colleague might move to
Put it in writing - while it's often polite to let your bossanother company and take a negative reputation of
know that you are leaving in person, make sure youyou with them.
have a printed letter of resignation. It's required legallyOffer to help find a replacement - one great way to
and by dating the letter it will make sure you don'tplacate your bosses, who may not be too pleased
have to work longer than your contractual noticeabout your new audit job, is to offer to help find your
period.replacement. If you are leaving on good terms the
Don't go into too much detail - when writing achances are no one will be better qualified than
resignation letter it's often tempting to explain in detailyourself to recruit the ideal person.
why you are leaving. While this might be a catharticLeaving a good audit job is always difficult but if you
process it often can be counter productive. You arehandle yourself with professionalism and foresight the
obliged to give no more information than your intentionprocess is significantly easier.