checklist: 10 keys to landing your next client
plus: 10 more to check your comfort level.
by martin bissett
understanding selling
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five global cpa leaders: four survival strategies
sometimes it takes a catastrophe to spur fundamental change, and that’s what we’re seeing today.
by bill penczak
the combination of the summer doldrums and the covid shutdown has provided some firm leaders pause to get in touch with their right-brainedness.
more marketing in the covid era: 5 things your firm should do differently this summer | do you have the guts to beat the covid crisis? | how to inoculate your firm against covid competition | ‘found money’ delights clients | don’t buy a rolodex, buy a process | the three r’s for beating the corona crisis | 6 reasons why your marketing sucks |
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these are difficult times for the economy and the industry, and while some firms hope to return to the good old days, covid and other societal changes may cause a long-overdue sea change in the accounting industry, which has been doing the same thing the same way for more than 100 years.
sometimes it takes a catastrophe to spur fundamental change, and that’s what we’re seeing today.
what new partners should know about buyouts
bonus: 28 main provisions.
by marc rosenberg
the rosenberg practice management library
this article summarizes key points that new partners should know about cpa firm partner buyout plans. if you want greater detail, you’re in luck. we devoted an entire book to the subject, cpa firm partner retirement/buyout plans.
more: comp: what new partners don’t know | making partner: 15 steps to the buy-in | drive your profits with only four metrics | how to create a path to partner
one of the benefits that new partners receive in exchange for their buy-in is that they will receive a buyout when they retire. this amount can be in excess of a million dollars at many firms. receiving a retirement buyout is one of the major reasons becoming a partner is so lucrative.
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don’t like checklists? find a new job.
yup, we have a checklist for that.
by ed mendlowitz
the 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 practice doctor
question: one of my managers does not use the checklists and i need to go over all his work and sometimes go to the client to make sure they are done right.
more: five ways to get staff to own their work | profit sharing for a staffer? | titles can make people happier | reasons to drop your book of business | are you marketing for 2022 yet?
what can i do to get him to fill out the checklists?
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it’s ok when some employees quit
everyone isn’t the right fit.
by jody grunden
building the virtual cfo firm in the cloud
there’s a common misnomer when it comes to retention and keeping people on the team. retention doesn’t mean keeping every single person on your team forever.
more: staffing: 10 key interview questions | why remote workers need retreats | better understanding = better communication | make tech your ally in protecting clients
not only do you want to get the right people on the bus, but you also want to get those people into the right seats. we want summit cpa to be a great place to work, and we want great people to be working here. however, we realize it may not be the right place for every person.
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