Orchestrating change is a firm-wide responsibility.
By Ira S. Rosenbloom
Succession planning and the stress that comes along with it are quite the rage in the world of public accounting. When it comes to recruiting a firm’s next managing partner, the challenge may be enormous.
Accountants may be winning the war for work-life balance. The number of average weekly hours worked for non-supervisory employees in the accounting and bookkeeping industry slipped to 33.2 in 2011, down from 33.4 and continuing a 20-year trend since 1990, … Continued
How do you survive tax season?
You’ve been answering, by the hundreds. Here’s a sampling of the responses we’re getting in the busy season barometer poll.
Now running at new high. Hourly earnings at CPA firms are running at an all-time high, according to new data available to CPA Trendlines. On average, earnings reached $31.20 per hour in 2011, up about 3.2%, for all employees. For just non-supervisory … Continued
Use all five senses.
By Sandi Smith, CPA
Accountant’s Accelerator
You don’t have to be the Ritz-Carlton or Mercedes to provide your customer with a great experience. Just a little forethought and planning will make a huge difference. Here are five tips for your consideration: