This article discusses some words and phrases you should use only sparingly at work, and some tips for what to say instead.
Professional development
The 5 questions CPA leaders should ask every week
This article offers suggestions for dealing with today’s rapid and radical transformation.
How to be a great boss during busy season
This article discusses ways managers can provide support and encouragement to get their teams to the finish line.
Mentoring tax staff
A well-designed, well-executed, and well-managed mentoring program can be an advantageous investment for a tax firm.
Minority Doctoral Fellowship aids in the journey toward becoming accounting professor
Twenty-five doctoral students received the AICPA’s annual Minority Doctoral Fellowship, providing the recipients with $12,000 to aid them on their journey toward becoming accounting professor role models to future CPAs.
Avoid the midday slump
This article discusses ways you can battle the late-afternoon energy crash to stay productive.
How to get clients to follow your advice
Having clients fail to take your advice can be frustrating. But by changing the way you offer that advice, you can increase the chances that clients will comply.
5 steps to creating goals that actually stick
This article offers a guide to structuring goals that you can maintain.
Betsy George, CPA
Accountants need to balance their interest in fine details with consideration of the big picture, says Betsy George, CPA, of the Ventura Unified School District in California.
Working group considers changes to CPA licensing requirements
The focus is on innovation and client demands.
Teaming up for success
Follow these tips to develop and maintain an effective team culture.
Stay in charge of your time and energy
Kevin Gienger, CPA, shares ways CPAs can better manage their time and become more productive without losing sight of what’s most important to them.
CPA athletes balance work, family, fitness
Four accountants share their fitness stories and their advice for finding work/life balance.
Setting limits and saying no when work overwhelms
CPAs offer advice on saying no when tasks or projects get overwhelming.
How to embrace workplace goal-setting
Consider this task a chance to develop a career blueprint.
CPAs reveal their favorite mentors
Eleven CPAs describe what made their mentors so significant and unforgettable.
Why accountants need to learn mindfulness
Soft skills can help you interact effectively and harmoniously with other people.
From controller to consultant
Jian Xiao, CPA, CGMA, started consulting because she needed more flexibility after her son was born 10 years ago.
Considering consulting? Ask these questions first
Many CPAs are drawn to consulting, often as a bridge to retirement or a short-term gig. Learn what you need to know before starting consulting work.
Sustained Contribution Awards recognize longtime volunteerism
Clark Monroe Blackman II of Kingwood, Texas; Albert Ray Denny of Wichita, Kan.; Annette Nellen of San José, Calif.; and William R. Pirolli of Warwick, R.I., received the AICPA’s Sustained Contribution Award.
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