how bad will it be? 2008 was a record year for most cpa firms and 2009 is starting strong. but this is busy season. what will happen after the busy season rush is over? at the winning is everything conference … continued
targeting employers affected by financial crisis. in response to increased demand in the wake of recent government bailout provisions, the mergis group, a leading specialty professional placement firm, has created a tarp and government bailout talent delivery team to manage … continued
thinking about a new job offer? think again, and apply these toip 5 signs. look for top 5 signs a business is failing (a company you do not want to work for): 1. weak credibility in the industry 2. a … continued
your 30-day action plan.
by rick telberg
with the economy staggering, cpas and other finance professionals are finding it a difficult time to get their job hunt into gear.
what should you be doing right now – in this difficult economy and right before busy season – to best position yourself for new career opportunities? i canvassed a few hundred of my closest friends on linkedin and received a dozen ideas from eight very smart people.
here’s your action plan for the next 30 days…
rising health care costs, workforce development, regulation and standards overload top the list of the most pressing issues facing cpas in business and industry, according to the maryland association of cpas. and, what they need: targeted communications… in addition to financial reporting. … continued