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eisneramper ceo explains the firm’s private equity deal

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eisneramper ceo charly weinstein calls the firm’s deal to take on private equity a new wrinkle in the profession’s decades-old struggle to secure fresh capital for expansion in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

why deadlines get missed

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blindfolded at computeryou might have to rethink how they’re established.

by steven e. sacks
the new fundamentals

distractions, distractions and more distractions, coupled with deadlines. ah, deadlines! those are the bête noire of executives, journalists, record producers, book authors and anyone else in the workforce whose deliverables are expected by a certain date.

more: too busy? you may need to reprioritize | is it time to outsource? | five reasons you’re not swot-ready | who needs another meeting? | 4 questions for cpa firm boards | are you productive or just busy? | the five big rules for powerpoint presentations | how aging boomers impact the accounting profession | accounting is a profession, not an industry
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and what about those dates? are they arbitrary or do they have the real urgency of, say, a court order?
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how to build a standout team

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why everyone has to get on board.

by anthony zecca

“coming together is a beginning. keeping together is progress. working together is success.” – henry ford, inventor, founder and ceo of the ford motor company

more: five keys to becoming a high-performing firm | assessing your firm | incremental vs. exceptional success | is your leadership team at the edge? | leadership must drive culture
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let’s follow mary as she works through the first principle – creating a firmwide, standout team.
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too busy? you may need to reprioritize

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young businessman punching and breaking clock with fistfive steps to better time management.

by steven e. sacks
the new fundamentals

some firms encourage expanding workloads, creating questionable tasks or keeping people occupied under the pretense that their actual activities provide real value. what is the meaning of busy, really? and how are outcomes from efforts measured for value?

more: is it time to outsource? | five reasons you’re not swot-ready | who needs another meeting? | 4 questions for cpa firm boards | are you productive or just busy? | the five big rules for powerpoint presentations | how aging boomers impact the accounting profession | accounting is a profession, not an industry
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part of the illusion of being busy is that you can master many things at the same time. it certainly would keep you busy (or occupied) but you won’t nurture new skills and discover what your real aptitude is to help yourself and/or your firm.
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check the roi of new tools

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roi illustrationinnovation is great when it’s for the right reasons.

by jody grunden
building the virtual cfo firm in the cloud

depending on your age, you may or may not remember lotus 1-2-3. it was a hugely popular spreadsheet program back in the ’80s and early ’90s that was eventually taken over by excel. if we had been “married” to lotus 1-2-3 at that time, we may have gone out of business because we wouldn’t have been able to react fast enough.

more: is that shiny new software your best choice? | distributed firms need different tech suites | staffing: 10 key interview questions | leaders need time to lead | when value billing eliminates guesswork | put bots to work for you
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this is the world of technology today. we have to operate under the mindset that what we’re currently using may or may not be around in five years.
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