Insight is valuable for CPAs who work with clients in the travel and leisure industry because it can help them shape more efficient business strategies.
Firm practice management
Big Four benefit as consulting spending rises in U.S.
Demand for cybersecurity consulting helped drive the growth, accounting for $7.1 billion in revenue.
What you need to know as Gen Z enters the workforce
The first members of Generation Z are graduating from college and entering the workforce. And it would be a big mistake to expect them to behave like Millennials.
How firms can help employees obtain their CPA license
This column offers tips on supporting employees through the exam process.
What makes workers stay
This column looks at the three main causes of turnover across industries.
How to protect your CPA practice from hackers
Nick Graf, an ethical hacker with CNA, discusses all the cyber threats that go bump in the night and ways to prevent them from harming your business.
How to create a more focused practice
Offering too many service lines is this not optimal for clients and can create unnecessary risk to your practice.
How firms find skilled staff during a hiring boom
firms need to take different approaches to market themselves to attract CPAs.
Theresa Richardson, CPA
Theresa Richardson, CPA, is a partner and the chief talent officer at WithumSmith+Brown. As chief talent officer, she reports directly to the firm’s CEO and oversees all aspects of talent.
Rethinking retention
Retention expert Chason Hecht says employee retention requires tapping into employees’ need for connectedness, challenge, and fulfillment.
The power of one firm: Risks of individualized practices
Rapid growth may bring unexpected changes that may challenge a CPA firm’s identity.
SoulCycle: An intentional focus on culture
Weekly staff meetings and town hall-style meetings allow employees in the corporate office in New York City to ask honest questions and get a response.
ESOPs help some CPA firms with retention, succession
Some profitable firms have found that employee stock ownership plans have helped them preserve their culture and provide stability.
GMLCPA: Cross-training
CEO and founder Gabrielle Luoma, CPA, CGMA, cross-trains her staff so they understand both their own and their co-workers’ roles.
BNA: A completely flat hierarchy
At first glance, you might take Rock Hill, S.C.-based CPA firm BNA for a tech startup.
Innovation showcase: CPA employers on the cutting edge
Completely virtual workplaces. Flat hierarchies. Employees who set their own hours. Vacation stipends. Silicon Valley? Not quite. Meet seven employers that have radically rethought the ways they relate to their CPAs and are reinventing the accounting workplace.
ClearPath Accountants: Transparent financials
Transparency and ownership are the bywords at Denver-area firm ClearPath Accountants.
High Rock Accounting: Vacation stipends
Would you like $1,000 to go on vacation this year? It’s yours at High Rock Accounting, but there’s a catch.
IntrapriseTechKnowlogies: Employees set their hours
Forty hours may be a standard work-week—but there’s no such thing as a “standard” CPA.
Q&A: Don’t believe these Millennial myths
Generational expert Jason Dorsey recommends ways employers can recruit (and keep) members of the often-misunderstood Millennial generation.
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