CPA Exam questions must adhere to Blueprint topics and skill levels while avoiding words and ideas that could distract or confuse the reader. Test developers aim to assess important CPA knowledge and skills — and only that.
Professional development
Working group considers changes to CPA licensing requirements
Possible changes to the CPA licensure requirements are being explored by a working group formed by the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy and the AICPA.
How to curtail office gossip
Identifying why employees gossip can help you determine the best way to stop the whispering.
Keep your inbox from running your workday
This article offers tips on keeping your email under control.
CPA firm leaders, what will your legacy be?
To compete, firm leaders must accept and invest in change and embrace their NextGen leaders’ ideas much earlier than they might have expected.
How to coach a problem employee: The insecure employee
This article offers tips on helping struggling employees find their place in the spotlight.
6 tips for creating an effective team culture
This article offers ways to help managers build an effective team and develop exercises to keep it running smoothly.
CPA Exam now offered in Europe
Most candidates are expected to be US expatriates.
How to boost your creativity
Creative CPAs can solve problems, come up with novel ideas, and figure out better and more innovative ways of doing things.
How to break a digital addiction
This article offers tips to help you stop checking in on your smartphone.
Do you feel as if you don’t deserve your success?
This article offers tips for people who have trouble believing their success is legitimate.
Getting it right: Crafting the CPA Exam
CPA Exam questions must adhere to Blueprint topics and skill levels while avoiding words and ideas that could distract or confuse the reader.
How the skill set for today’s CFO is changing
An expert on large-company CFO searches shares insights into where executives are coming from and more in this podcast episode.
13 signs that your firm is outdated
This article discusses ways to assess your firm’s future readiness in its culture and talent practices.
Tips for managing introverted employees
Introverted employees may be reluctant to speak up in meetings, advocate for their ideas, seek help, and disclose their preferred work habits.
Don’t fall for these presentation myths
This article offers tips to help you become a more effective and confident presenter.
Award recognizes CPA Exam’s top scorers
Fifty-eight CPA candidates received the 2017 Elijah Watt Sells Award by earning a cumulative average score above 95.50 across all four sections of the Uniform CPA Examination.
25 leaders named Most Powerful Women in Accounting
Twenty-five female leaders received the 2018 Most Powerful Women in Accounting Award, sponsored by the AICPA and CPA Practice Advisor magazine.
Kristen Rampe, CPA
Creating a personal vision and taking responsibility for skills development can help professionals prepare themselves to be leaders, says Kristen Rampe, CPA.
Stop putting up with putting it off
This article discusses why we procrastinate, and what can we do about it.
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