Q: I've worked for my current employer for the past eight years as the controller. The company is under extreme financial strain and may not be able to overcome it. I would like to look for a new job, but people in the industry are close, and I do not want to let prospective employers know what is happening at my company. What should I say is my reason for leaving, and how do I keep my search confidential?

A: Because you're a controller, employers know you have financial information on ...

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