Spend time thinking about why you want a mentor before you waste anyone’s time.
Professional development
Proposal would clear path to CPA for foreign credential holders
Holders of qualified foreign accounting designations would have an easier path to licensure as U.S. CPAs under changes proposed to the Uniform Accountancy Act.
Want to keep your Next Gen leaders? Make these changes ASAP
The next generation of leaders has a very consistent list of the changes they want to see.
How time off can help your career
Taking time off can give you much-needed space to reflect on your career path. It can also be a chance to do some informal networking.
NFP board service tips
Many CPAs serve—or would like to serve—on not-for-profit boards. Here are some keys for providing good governance.
The psychology behind good judgment
By understanding psychological concepts such as directional goals, ego depletion, and the halo effect, CPAs can prevent potential mistakes.
What CPAs can learn from fighter pilots
Fighter pilots can teach controllers, CFOs, and other CPA executives how to out maneuver the competition.
4 steps to start a reverse mentoring program
New employees, including interns are digital natives and have much to offer.
How to impress your new employer
Your trial period can be stressful but is essential to both short- and long-term success at their organizations.
Tips to help you get your day off to a good start
A few simple time management tips will help you get your day off to the right start.
Work out a better offer
Successful negotiation can make a new job even more satisfying.
What will be tested on the next CPA exam
A greater emphasis on testing evaluation and analysis skills beginning in 2017 is designed to keep the Uniform CPA Examination aligned with the skills newly licensed CPAs need in a changing business environment.
CPA credential delivers high value
A new analysis shows the earnings premium that accountants who pass the CPA exam receive at small, medium, and large companies.
Manager Survival Series: Managing conflict
The ability to recognize conflict, understand what’s causing it, and then work through it swiftly will serve you well as a manager.
Community colleges are an avenue to licensure
Community colleges have become an attractive option to help students meet the 150-hour licensure requirement.
The most common public-speaking mistakes—and how to avoid them
Three experienced public speakers share common mistakes people make and identify ways to avoid them.
Raises of 3% forecasted for accountants in 2016
Employers in the United States are likely to increase base pay for finance and accounting professionals by an average of 3% in 2016, according to a new salary guide.
What will be tested on the next CPA exam
The next CPA exam, which will debut in April 2017, will have an increased emphasis on higher-order analysis and evaluation skills, the AICPA announced.
Proposal seeks uniformity in CPE credit increments
Enabling nano-learning and blended learning is an objective for delivery.
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