Keeping pace with rapid changes in technology is a cause of concern among CFOs. So, too, is talent management—finding good talent, keeping it, and nurturing it.
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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.
Employee focus comes with a cost
Employers need to be ready to meet new compliance requirements resulting from expanding federal protections for workers.
Controller to CFO: Not a straight, simple path
For career-minded controllers, taking what might seem to be a logical next step in job progression is not as easy as it looks. Controllers hoping to become a CFO need operational experience, communication skills.
9 skills of a great organizational coach
In today’s business organizations, it is important for all finance leaders to be good coaches. These nine skills will help.
Many CFOs offering more pay to new hires
North American companies are often paying new hires more than those workers made in previous jobs, according to Robert Half surveys.
Manager Survival Series: The chronically late or absent employee
This article offers tips on to how to handle the chronically late or absent professional employee in the typical workplace.
Recruiting remains a challenge for finance decision-makers
The search for top-notch employees is vexing some finance decision-makers, many of whom say competition for talent is increasing or remaining an obstacle, according to an AICPA survey.
Career training a key tool to lure accounting talent
Competitive salaries, benefits and perks may not be enough to lure top accounting and finance job candidates during this time of intense competition for talent.
Recruiting environment remains a challenge for finance decision-makers
Finding and retaining high-quality workers is a major obstacle at U.S. businesses, according to the AICPA’s quarterly survey of high-ranking finance professionals in business and industry.
3 tasks for finance to maximize the value of human capital
Investment in human capital will drive future market capitalization in most companies.
What do employees want?
Finance leaders should take steps to provide more than just a decent salary to develop and retain staff.
Developing finance leaders
Veronica McCann, CGMA, a former division CFO at Commerzbank in Singapore, shares tips on developing future finance leaders.
New, voluntary standards promote diversity in financial services industry
Six federal agencies issued voluntary standards that are designed to promote diversity and inclusion at the organizations they regulate in the financial services industry.
SEC proposes rules linking executive compensation with performance
The SEC proposed rules that would require public companies to disclose how their executive compensation relates to the company’s financial performance.
Working to close the skills gap
Many organizations are having difficulty finding skilled talent. This infographic explores the methods employers are using to attract top candidates and innovate their talent searches.
How to make flexible working work
As work/life balance becomes a higher priority for professionals worldwide, more companies are offering staff the opportunity to work remotely.
Regulation remains top risk for 2015
Some familiar risks are top-of-mind for executives and board members, and new concerns are emerging as well, according to survey results released Monday.
Drive competencies and develop talent
The financial planning and analysis department at Baker Hughes is more valuable and more collaborative thanks to a three-step employee-development process, the company’s Michael Kinney, CPA, explains.
How to meet the challenge of the open workforce
Companies across the globe are embracing the “open workforce” model, a trend that has been fueled by globalization and digitization.
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How to find the right CAS clients
The key to success with CAS is selecting the best clients. Tools like ideal client profiles (ICPs), buyer personas, and even artificial intelligence can help identify the businesses that best fit each CAS practice.
