Today was the much-anticipated firmwide webcast in which we expected PwC leadership to announce a […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Talent-Strapped Down Under Deloitte and EY Are Importing Staff
We all know outsourcing is big these days — accounting firms might be sending a […]
Big 4 Firms Are Noticing a Sudden Skills Gap in New Hires
It’s funny, I was just talking about this yesterday to a state society leader, how […]
Deloitte Inked a Deal For 14,000 Square Feet of Brand New Office Space in Las Vegas
Las Vegas Review-Journal has reported that Deloitte will be one of the first tenants for […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: Law Firms Celebrate EY’s Failure; PwC ‘Nature Specialists’; UK Tax Scandal | 5.1.23
The EY split is really dead. Were there any doubts? A WSJ exclusive: Leaders of […]
Intuit is Using Fear and Uncertainty to Snatch Up Talent
620 tech companies have laid off 184,616 employees so far in 2023 per Layoffs.fyi, up […]
Academics Pitted Human Accounting Students Against GPT-3, Students Won
As aspiring lawyers everywhere learned with horror that GPT-4 is capable of passing the bar […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: Deloitte Refutes a Demand Shift; Firm Data Breach; KPMG’s New AI Partner | 4.24.23
Good morning and welcome to another Monday. Here are a few stories to whet your […]
It’s Gonna Be a Talent Bloodbath at EY
Earlier this week WSJ’s CFO Journal posted a piece entitled “Ernst & Young, After Its […]
Rumor Has It Something’s Going Down at Marcum (UPDATE)
In November Financial Times wrote a quick little story about accounting firms eyeing private equity […]
Guess We Should Discuss Deloitte’s RTO Plans
Yesterday the PwC return to office plan set to be announced May 3 and take […]
Empathetic Leadership Is So 2022
Post image via Here’s the Deck EY Put Together to Sell the Audit/Consulting Split to […]
