even in a recession, hiring never stops. and especially in a recession, it’s never more important to get it right. here are seven tips from the oklahoma society of cpas: 1 – welcome new employees before their official start date. … continued
by webcpa staff more than a third of cpa firms plan to supplement their workforce in the next 12 months, according to a newly released survey. the survey, by the american institute of cpas’ cpa2biz unit and the bay street … continued
they work for one of the nation’s leading cpa firms. now put them to work for you. by rick telberg at large heading into the worst economic crisis in a generation, cpas and cpa firms are being tested to provide … continued
your mother was right: “become an accountant and you’ll always make a living.” take a look, for instance, at the latest jobs report from the u.s. department of labor, which showed the overall economy lost 533,000 jobs in november – … continued
crain’s ny ranks best cpa firms to work for. citrin cooperman & co. was also ranked first among accounting firms in the mid-sized category, which included companies with between 150 and 499 employees. winners were chosen based on the results … continued
when times get tough, the tough get better. is your firm ready? join the study; get the answers. by rick telberg how do you rate your firm? let us count the ways… actually, we counted seven ways, or rather seven … continued
what’s your advice for the next president? sound off here. by rick telberg/on careers the crisis in financial markets and heightened uncertainty in the economy may be prompting some tax and accounting professionals to accelerate their plans to jump to … continued
the average salary offer to freshly graduated accounting majors increased 3.7 percent to $48,020. read more →
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it’s too early to celebrate, but there are signs that the profession’s talent shortage may be poised to ease. read more →
hint: it’s good career advice, too. by rick telberg/on careers last year i managed to break loose for a short vacation. it was all over in about 14 minutes, barely enough time to imagine swinging in a hammock under a … continued
my mentor in life was a social worker named anita hoolaway. by james e. kinsey president/ceo, james e kinsey cpa pc she was special to me because she took a genuine interest in my well being. she made sure that … continued
why aren’t more kids sitting for the cpa exam? by jay j. moeller partner, battelle & battelle llp everyone knows how easy it is to fall into the trap of procrastination. while the computerized exam is a great step forward, … continued
how does your firm rate in the cpe race? join the seven keys to success study; get the results. by rick telberg/at large the global shift towards principles-based accounting standards, combined with the relentless pace of change in the world … continued