
What to Write in a Leaving Card for a Colleague
When a colleague leaves, the card goes round and suddenly everyone is competing to write something original. You want to be genuine without overdoing it, and warm without being soppy. A few well-chosen words are all you need.
These messages work whether your colleague is moving to a new job, relocating, or simply ready for a change. Pick the one that fits, add a personal touch, and send them off feeling appreciated.
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Writing Tips
Be specific about what you will miss
Instead of a generic "you will be missed," mention something particular, their laugh, their ideas in meetings, or the fact they always remembered everyone's coffee order. Specifics make it real.
Wish them well for what is next
A leaving card should look forward. Focus on excitement for their next chapter rather than sadness about their departure. It sets a positive, supportive tone.
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