the cost of staff turnover: $32,500
lose people, lose money how much? the aicpa’s mark koziel and heidi brundage figure it this way:
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randy johnston: don’t forget the essentials [video]
two things smart firms do, no matter what. [jwplayer mediaid=”51967″] good advice from randy johnston, executive vice president of the hutchinson, kan.-based network management group inc. related: how to think about your ‘brand’ for the web age [video] randy johnston: … continued
looking for bookkeepers? n.y. nonprofit aims to help [video]
the bookkeeping center trains low-income workers for new careers in accounting. [youtube]ipkpl4pxbyw[/youtube] the bookkeeping center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, seeks to build opportunity for low-income individuals by providing affordable training in bookkeeping. their 20-week training program, discoverbookkeeping, offers instruction in … continued
four-part success formula propels start-up accounting firm through recession
new approaches to old challenges. source: accounting office management & administration report via www.cpaleadership.com. to subscribe to aom&ar, go to www.ioma.com. chicago-based ceb & company llc was formed in 2008 when patrick o’malley and william m. kwit split off from … continued
finance and accounting workers’ job confidence dips
are staffers feeling trapped? confidence among u.s. accounting and finance workers dipped 0.3 points to 50.6 in the first quarter of 2010, according to the mergis group placement agency. mergis called the dip “a slight hiccup” in confidence. highlights: 55% … continued