wait! first ask: what you can do to improve your current situation. (click to enlarge table.) carolyn cohen (who holds both a canadian ca certificate and an msw degree and runs a training and human resources consulting practice in toronto) … continued
cpa agenda: critical issues and solutions for the profession. loretta doon (pictured), chief executive of the california cpa society (the nation’s biggest state society, by the way), is pushing hard for interstate mobility. but first california cpas must bring their … continued
74 percent of small business owners agree: it’s hard to find qualified employees — up from 65 percent in march 2005. read more →
cpas thrive despite today’s shaky economy. job market and practice development prospects remain promising, sukanya mitra reports in this week’s cpa insider.
finance and accounting isn’t suffering alone. it’s a competitive marketplace for talent. a shortage of skilled and talented workers has become the most pressing concern among employers, supplanting the perennial leading problem, rising cost of health care.