managing people: the heart of effective project management

//www.g005e.com/2019/05/09/managing-people-the-heart-of-effective-project-management/remember, bad clients crowd out good ones.

by frank stitely
the relentless cpa

somewhere in the period between the neanderthals and homo sapiens, the first accountant evolved.

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he looked around and realized this earth thing might become immensely profitable and set out to get capital gains treatment.

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the staffer who was too smart

businessman writing on paperwhy i fired him.

by ed mendlowitz
call me before you do anything: the art of accounting

one time i got a client who was on the verge of going out of business and he asked if there was anything we could do to stop it from happening.

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after my usual tour of looking around, i sent in a staff person to get some numbers for me. i didn’t want the numbers in the financial statements, but the numbers that would show me how the business was really doing, what the trends were, how much business he did with his top five or 10 clients and vendors, the largest-selling items, his pricing methods, who his higher-paid employees were and maybe whether there was hidden value in the business. my staff guy was told what to do, that he had three days, and this was a very high priority.
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a.i. vs. auditors

artist concept of an ai-based neuronhow human-centric artificial intelligence will help.

by hitendra r. patil and eli fathi

artificial intelligence is set to transform many professions. as ai shifts from news and hype, it will significantly change how people work in their jobs.

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the internet and cloud technologies transformed the workplace. similarly, ai will refine, reshape and even replace many of the tasks we do every day.
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high cpa fees should be a client’s goal

businessman sitting on scales with stack of coins in other traythey don’t want their accountant doing as little as possible.

by ed mendlowitz
call me before you do anything: the art of accounting

one time i had three clients who were on the board of directors of the same nyse-listed company. two of them questioned every bill and every hour spent, and their fees were fairly low for people of that caliber. the third person did not seem to care what he paid, and his fees were quite high. let me call him jack.

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jack also wanted to have lunch with me about twice a year. there was no special agenda. he just wanted to talk about how he could get richer and whether i could come up with anything that might help his company. we ate in the company’s private dining room – just him and me and three people waiting on us. the only thing i remember about the food was that at the beginning of the lunch we were served a wheel of brie cheese measuring 10 or 12 inches in diameter, and he proceeded to eat almost all of it.
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