And why other firms should worry
By CPA Trendlines Research
If your firm is 10 tears old, its probably getting stale facing intense competition for talent and Grade-A clients from newer firms, less than 10 years, according to new research
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It was the youngest firms – those in business for just one to two years – that scored highest. In hindsight, the reason is obvious: they began their firms during the pandemic. They didn’t have to change or adapt to the rigors of remote offices and limited client contact. They built their firms to fit the pandemic context.
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