According to one of the profession’s most revered figures, the answer is yes.
Get changing, or get left behind, says Charlie Larson.
Larson practically invented the concept of “MAP” – management of an accounting practice — and he wrote the profession’s first book on “value billing,” in addition to a seminal work on managing receivables and collections for accounting firms. He’s always taken a critical look at the future of the profession and been blunt about what he sees. No exception here. We caught up with him at the Missouri state society’s annual executive meeting. But he’s no pessimist: Don’t miss his light-hearted take on some serious issues in “Time.”
One Response to “Are You Already Obsolete?”
jefkalil
short, but sweet!