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Recently launched affinity programs have improved mentoring opportunities, but African-Americans feel left out of informal social networks and challenged in navigating corporate politics, a new survey shows.
Conducting scenario planning through analytics can prepare companies and employees to invest their resources wisely and succeed in the jobs of the future.
Recruiting, training, and retaining competent, engaged board members are critical to mission fulfillment for a not-for-profit.
Rian Powell explains the right questions to ask during job interviews to assess candidates’ soft skills.
CPAs who need to evaluate new or existing retirement plans can use these questions to analyze and determine best practices for plan sponsors.
Two new salary guides show higher pay benchmarks for accountants in several locations in California and the Northeast.
Staffing problems are a challenge in a hot economy.
The employer is responsible for calculating the garnishment amount, withholding it through its payroll process, and forwarding payments to the correct agency or creditor.
Employers that once relied on observation and interview techniques can now use data to approach the hiring process in a more systematic fashion.
Understanding candidates’ motivations and carefully crafting job descriptions can give employers an advantage in recruiting, says Sarah Dobek, the founder and president of Inovautus Consulting.
A rising number of accounting executives say their businesses plan to hire in the coming year, a quarterly survey by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants shows.
Critical thinking and problem-solving are among the skills sought by finance leader Sandi Briggs, CPA, CGMA, the CFO of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
Educating employees in a fun way about profitability paid dividends for one CFO and her company.
Robby Riggs reveals what younger workers really want from an employer, and shares practical steps leaders can take to create rapport between older and younger employees.
Thanks to numerous technological advances, many routine accounting and finance tasks are likely to be automated in the near future.
Finance leaders share ways companies can identify a more diverse pool of leadership candidates.
Technology tools can help perform much of the prerequisite screening before conducting interviews.
Organizations should be wary of assigning a chief audit executive to the role for a short, predetermined time.
Take a look at how some organizations are making this transformation and the challenges they face.
According to a recent survey, 23% of professionals have regrets about exiting a former job, and six in 10 workers would consider rejoining a previous employer.
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