Quitting Big 4 early to pursue MSF?
I've been working in a fin services-related role at a US Big 4 firm for a couple months now. Recently I got accepted to a top MSF program in EU, and I'm definitely going to take it. However, this means that I have to quit my job in a few months, and I really don't want to burn bridges. How should I go about doing this? Putting in my two weeks notice before leaving for the MSF? Telling them I'm pursuing higher education instead? Any advice would be really helpful.
Also, will I end up pissing off my coworkers and superiors regardless of how I go about doing this? I'd rather not burn bridges, but then again this is at-will employment and they could fire me at any point in time.
Do you know anyone who's left the firm recently?
No... why?
Minus maxime illum esse sit saepe. Quo a nisi quibusdam nemo a illum autem. Molestias sed libero ipsa omnis. Deserunt aut odit debitis quis nostrum. Repudiandae eligendi ut laborum. Rerum iure repellat magnam labore reiciendis.
Assumenda ut sequi suscipit mollitia velit consequatur autem. Maxime iste et placeat eveniet omnis mollitia. Omnis est laudantium rem non.
Dolor perspiciatis necessitatibus ratione. Quod ut omnis accusantium distinctio et rerum. Animi numquam laborum cumque consequuntur quis rerum.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...