Specific examples let staff know what changes they need to make.
Career Development
A bright future ahead for young CPAs
AICPA leaders highlight the profession’s opportunities for CPAs from diverse backgrounds.
Lessons in career and business development during times of disruption
Forensic accounting and valuation professionals offer advice on how to leverage career and business development at a time of uncertainty.
Say ‘yes’ to saying ‘no’
Turning down requests isn’t easy, but it’s necessary for protecting your time.
Maxene Bardwell, CPA/CITP
Good leaders are open to ideas and understand that they don’t always have all the answers, according to Maxene Bardwell, CPA/CITP.
A CPA leader’s approach to changing check-the-box training
A CPA leader, the subject of the October Last Word feature, shares her interest in the Harry Potter book series and why she sought better training for staff at a government agency.
The right way to leave your job
This article offers tips for leaving your current job in a poised, professional, and polite manner.
Use online resources to develop soft skills
In the world of online-based learning tools, it’s easier than ever for CPAs to improve their soft skills without leaving home.
Stephanie C. Palmertree, CPA, CGMA
Stephanie C. Palmertree, CPA, CGMA, explains how the Mississippi Office of the State Auditor overhauled its CPE system by training its own staff to teach.
Places and job candidates don’t always match in government finance
Remote work grows in popularity for these public-sector finance jobs.
Ethics exposure drafts explained; the makings of a good cover letter
The director of the AICPA’s Professional Ethics Division explains the focus of three upcoming ethics exposure drafts and how the comment process has gotten easier.
How to write cover letters that stand out
A well-written cover letter can be the difference between winning or losing a job opportunity.
How to develop a growth mindset
In today’s competitive global field, those who want to grow and move into leadership roles must demonstrate they’re willing to push themselves beyond their comfort zone to learn and try new things.
Award recognizes outstanding performance on CPA Exam
Eighty-nine CPA candidates received the 2020 Elijah Watt Sells Award for outstanding performance on the CPA Exam.
Lessons in building the accounting pipeline from ENGAGE 2021
Three leaders in the accounting profession share how the profession should think about future-proofing itself and growing its pipeline of candidates.
Learning from Black CPA career role models
A century after John W. Cromwell Jr. became the nation’s first Black CPA, Black role models continue to open doors in the profession.
Language that makes your LinkedIn profile pop
Career experts discuss five ways to demonstrate your personal brand on LinkedIn and make your profile stand out.
5 leadership books accountants should read right now
We asked several CPAs what leadership books they’re reading right now to help them navigate the changing landscape.
AICPA, NASBA launch CPA Evolution Model Curriculum
The AICPA and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) have launched the CPA Evolution Model Curriculum (CPAEMC), a recommended blueprint for an accounting program designed to help educators prepare graduates for the changing demands of the CPA profession.
6 tips for writing better emails
This article offers tips to make your emails direct and easy to read.
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