Take a Cue from Big League Coaches
Mentoring is every professional’s number 1 job.
By Rick Telberg
On Careers
Forget the strategic stuff, the visionary exercises, the long-term planning. What keeps most finance and accounting executives awake at night lies closer to home in the here and now: the day-to-day management of their jobs and departments.It’s no small task considering the many roles finance managers are expected to play, the layers of new rules and regulations and the competitive demands of just keeping up.
So it’s little wonder that all too many finance managers may overlook the human and personal aspects of the job. But accountants are people, too, and they need as much hand-holding, mentoring, encouragement and coaching as anyone else. READ MORE →
“I think it’s just been a greater emphasis on trying to maintain fitness level, trying to get a little more activity this time of year and also just eating a little better than probably we’ve done in the past,” partner Kevin Kruggel (left) told WSBT TV.