after 0.5% in 2010.
despite what the economists say, a return to “healthy” growth rates and profit increases for accounting firms is “nowhere in sight,” according to marc rosenberg of the rosenberg associates.
based on a nationwide survey of 49 managing partners at “successful, mid-sized firms,” rosenberg tells cpa leadership forum report:
marc rosenberg, author of the rosenberg map survey, says too many cpa firms fail to heed their own advice to clients: they don’t run their firms like a business.
pressure is building as economy recovers and staffers eye new jobs. cpa firms should begin bracing for new “compensation pressure,” according to the latest issue of accounting office management & administration report. “the extent of the pressure at small to … continued
job confidence rises. the mergis accounting and finance employee confidence index, a measure of overall confidence among u.s. accounting and finance workers, edged up 2.2 points to 56.1 in the fourth quarter of 2010, suggesting an increased numbers of professionals … continued
msu study predicts 7% increase at firms; 17% including corporate. after a sluggish 2009-2010, companies seeking business majors are poised to pick up hiring strongly throughout the year. according to the 2010-2011 recruiting trends survey by michigan state university, last … continued