technology playing center stage in cpa profession

woman using midair interfacealso: retirees who want their buyouts had better transition their clients.

by marc rosenberg
rosenberg map survey

anyone knowledgeable about the state of the cpa firm industry would agree that technology is playing center stage

the potential of blockchain, artificial intelligence and data analytics is set to transform cpa firm technology in the same way that previous blockbuster inventions – pcs, laptops, the internet and software – did that almost instantly made obsolete the manual work cpas painstakingly performed for decades.

every year, the authors of the rosenberg map survey ask the industry’s top consultants to share their observations of what they are seeing at cpa firms. specifically, they are asked the following questions: read more →

new survey: profit per partner hits $430k

two reasons it will just keep getting better.

by marc rosenberg
the rosenberg map survey

it’s a great time to be a cpa, with exciting news from the 19th annual rosenberg map survey.

profits, as measured by income per equity partner, are $430,000, up 6% from $406,000 in the prior year.

 

more from the rosenberg map survey: next generation balking at buyouts  | embracing new technology a must  |  offshoring on the rise  |  recruiting and retention are challenges   |  technology will solve labor shortages   |  firms must build their benches

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the increased profits were due to:

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why it’s great to work at a cpa firm

people in office releasing balloonsfive ways to make staffers feel like stars.

by marc rosenberg
on staffing

partners have it great. they:

  1. function as entrepreneurs
  2. love the freedom and flexibility of being a business owner
  3. have clients who love them and vice versa
  4. do work that is challenging and interesting
  5. have staff to delegate work to
  6. mentor young people
  7. have tenure, just like professors (well, not officially)
  8. they make great money, way more than they ever thought
  9. they have almost no accountability (pardon the sarcasm!)

more on staffing: why job descriptions matter | generational differences: truth and fiction | mps chime in on recruiting, development, retention | how to set your firm apart to recruits | why staff scheduling should be centralized | compensation: money and beyond | how to make mandatory saturdays a thing of the past | what staff mentoring is and isn’t | do flexible hours help or hurt us? | 8 keys to keeping staff engaged | staffing: what cpa firms are learning the hard way
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the stress of partners’ jobs sometimes causes them to forget they have such a great gig. but when partners stand back and think of what they have going for them, they see how nice the big picture is.
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why job descriptions matter

portrait of businessman standing outdoors on stairsincludes criteria for promotion to the next level.

by marc rosenberg
on staffing

let’s address the four most common positions at a cpa firm: staff, senior, manager and partner.

more on staffing: generational differences: truth and fiction | the how and why of upward surveys | don’t underestimate communication with staff | why firms can’t afford not to develop women partners | 8 recruiting strategies: how many are you using? | 6 keys to advancement programs | guidelines for flexible work policies | staff need meaningful recognition | survey: 97% of leading firms now offer flexible work arrangements
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there is no such thing as a standard job description for these four positions. each firm must define them in ways that make sense for its specific situation. if ever there were job descriptions that should have flexibility built into them, most certainly they would be cpa firm positions because the expectations vary as much by the type of assignments they are given as by their title.
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generational differences: truth and fiction

young businessman working on laptopbonus: matrix of how partners see millennials vs. how they see themselves.

by marc rosenberg
on staffing

george orwell said, “each generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it.”

more on staffing: the how and why of upward surveys | survey to find out what your staff think | 19 questions for your next hire | how to set your firm apart to recruits | why firms can’t afford not to develop women partners | staff performance feedback done right | 8 recruiting strategies: how many are you using? | 21 staff training best practices | compensation: money and beyond | making flex time work in the real world | how to make mandatory saturdays a thing of the past | the importance of great bosses | the 12 reasons your staff hates your firm | what happened to the relevancy of the cpa profession? | staffing: what cpa firms are learning the hard way
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before we delve into the differences between generations, let’s go over some definitions.
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