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    • Employers
      • Why Choose CPA Search?
      • Testimonials
      • Conducting an Interview
      • Conducting Interviews 2
      • A Great Employee Leaves
    • Candidates
      • Why Choose CPA Search?
      • Interview Pointers
      • Great Interview Questions
      • Counteroffers
      • Two Weeks Notice
      • After You Leave
    • Industry Trends
    • Positions
    • Companies
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CPA Search, Inc.

CPA Search, Inc.CPA Search, Inc.CPA Search, Inc.
  • Home
  • Employers
    • Why Choose CPA Search?
    • Testimonials
    • Conducting an Interview
    • Conducting Interviews 2
    • A Great Employee Leaves
  • Candidates
    • Why Choose CPA Search?
    • Interview Pointers
    • Great Interview Questions
    • Counteroffers
    • Two Weeks Notice
    • After You Leave
  • Industry Trends
  • Positions
  • Companies
  • Articles
  • Contact

What to do after a great employee quits

First: Call CPA Search

  • We will find you a fantastic replacement lickety split! 
  • Our candidates typically stay 5-20 years.
  • 100% of our client companies and candidates would recommend us to a friend. 

Smart Leaders Don’t Burn Bridges: They Build Networks

When a great employee leaves, most leaders take it personally.


But here’s the truth: great people don’t stop being valuable when they stop being on your payroll.


The best CFOs and Controllers do something different…they stay in touch.


Here’s why that matters:


  • Good talent circles back. Some of the best rehires (“boomerang employees”) happen because the relationship never went cold.


  • They become ambassadors. Former employees who leave on good terms often refer top talent to you down the road.


  • They give you honest feedback. Once they’re gone, they’ll tell you what really worked and what didn’t, without filtering it through politics.


  • The industry is small. Especially in accounting and finance, paths cross again, sometimes in surprising ways.


A simple check-in every 3-6 months (a LinkedIn comment, a quick message, a genuine “How’s the new role going?”), keeps the door open.


Because great leadership isn’t just about who you hire.
It’s about how you treat people once they’ve moved on.


Contact us today

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