The Seven Leadership Essentials for Accounting Firms

Businesswoman sitting on table while talking with four coworkersManaging partners must learn when to say when.

By August J. Aquila

While everyone learns by doing, we can certainly learn from others, especially those who have faced the same problem we are now facing.

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Do it sooner than later. This is perhaps the most often heard bit of advice that I hear from firm partners. Too often we wait too long to address an issue. We know what the solution needs to be, but we are either afraid to decide or are hopeful that the problem will resolve itself.