thanks to the economic bust, the staffing crisis for cpa firms seems to have evaporated. so here’s the question: does creating a “great place to work” still mean anything these days? richard g. rinehart grant partners llc without a doubt, … continued
getting to the real issues. a day after vault, the job-seekers’ research service, published it’s top 50 ranking of the best accounting firms to work for, accounting today released it’s own top 100 list. whose list is better? you can … continued
gt joins big four on top 100 list of best places to work after graduation. among business majors at 345 u.s. universities, google ranked highest as an attractive place to start a career, followed, in second place, by ernst & … continued
third year in a row for the listing.
to qualify, companies had to be public or privately held u.s. accounting firms with at least 15 employees, according to accounting today. firms underwent a two-part survey process, the first part evaluating workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems, and demographics; and the second surveying employees. best companies group managed the overall registration, survey and analysis process, and determined the final rankings.
the 2010 best accounting firms to work for, the list of the top 100:
top 5: deloitte, pwc, rothstein kass, marcum, and dixon hughes.
this year, vault said, firm culture, as opposed to prestige, emerged as the most important determining factor. in fact, 36% of all accounting professionals surveyed said firm culture was most important, while only 11% cited prestige as most important. the other top factors cited by survey respondents were: lifestyle/work-balance (14%), location (13%), compensation (5%) and training opportunities (also 5%).