Accountingfly Featured Job of the Week: Senior Tax Accountant With Rodman CPAs

Posted on by Caleb Newquist

Accountingfly's featured job this week is a Senior Tax Accountant with Rodman CPAs in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Position:

Senior Tax Accountant

Location:

Waltham, MA

Employer:

Rodman CPAs

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree; 3-5 years experience; proficiency in ProSystem fx Suite

An outstanding work environment for outstanding people! At Rodman CPAs, we know that great people make a great accounting firm. Our team shares a commitment to understanding our clients’ business and helping them to achieve strong financial performance and growth.  With this in mind, we strive to recruit bright, highly enthusiastic, motivated and well-rounded CPAs, accountants and staff.

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Seriously people. For most of you, this isn’t a problem. You gird up your loins, duck your head and bulldoze your way through this time of year just like you’ve done in years past. Busy season sucks. We all know that.

Who in their right mind interviews with the Big 4 et al. and is thinking, “The hours won’t be that bad,” or “I probably won’t have to travel” OR “Big 4 salaries are good enough for me”?


The Big 4 Exodus is something that has been discussed at length here but until we’ve yet to discuss this particular topic.

Yes, the trend of accounting firm layoffs is demoralizing and yes, merit increases were mostly frozen, and there were virtually no bonuses> Hell, you may working your ass off knowing that your staff makes more than you but if you’re working in mid-February, what ton of bricks hits you that causes you to conclude that bailing out on your team is the best option?

All the people we’ve had the pleasure of working with, despite all of them having multiple “F— THIS!” moments, pull it together because they have a job to do. Why the hell didn’t you quit prior to busy season? You really felt like sticking it to everyone?

Fine. Perhaps your desire for sweet, sweet revenge against your senior/manager/partner/firm is more powerful than any shred of integrity you may have but for crissakes, that makes you a very bitter person. More so than the average accountant.

Seriously? It couldn’t wait? There isn’t that much time left in busy season. And besides, if you’re patient, they may pay you to leave.