Staffing Shortage? Look at Your Business Model
Kill the billable hour, embrace remote work, stay flexible, get social, says Pasha Malik of Thyor.
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With Richard Rothstein
Twitter and Linkedin are the go-to resources for finding new talent at the McLean, Va.-based Thyor group of companies, founder and CEO Pasha Malik tells Richard Rothstein for CPA Trendlines.
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But he has much more to say about fixing the accounting business to make it more competitive for attracting the best people. In fact, his group of companies may be a model of the next-generation CPA firm, offering through various entities outsourced CFO services, tax planning, technology consulting, and venture capital advisory services. READ MORE →