Fortune has come out with their 100 Best Large Workplaces for Women list and while […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: KPMG Drama; MBA Beats CPA?; ISO: Managers and Senior Managers | 9.26.22
Why is the Ontario Securities Commission examining Canadian audit firm ethics? Spurred by some critical […]
How Do You Sign Off Your Emails?
The Journal of Accountancy published an article about how CPAs should end their emails for […]
These Twelve Questions Will Help You Figure Out If You’re Happy at Work
I’m positive none of you need a list to know whether or not you are […]
The Pope (Yes, That Pope) Has a Message for Deloitte: People Over Profits
So apparently Pope Francis had a meeting at the Vatican with a roomful of Deloitte […]
If This Field Report on the Talent Shortage is Remotely True Public Accounting is Screwed
The below comment was left on a post about public accounting salaries published Monday and […]
Someone at Eide Bailly Has a Thing For Feet
Remember back in the early 2010s when firms were giving away iPads? Apparently this is […]
How Much Should Public Accounting Starting Salaries Be to Make Public Accounting Starting Salaries Less Awful?
Title. Let’s talk about starting salaries in public accounting. Let’s assume a student has an […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: PCAOB Arrives in Hong Kong; EY Evaluates Culture; Good Luck Hiring, IRS | 9.19.22
The Wall Street Journal talks about why the IRS is not going to have an […]
Would You Take a Pay Cut in Exchange For a 40-Hour Workweek in a Beachside Locale?
Citigroup has launched a new program in which a few dozen young analysts will trade […]
Accounting Firms Can No Longer Hold Sadistic Survivor-y Competitions For Talent, Says Guy Who Sounds Disappointed About That
There was an article in the Denver Post last week about the accountant shortage and […]
Hear Me Out, Extend the CPA Exam Window to 24 Months
It has now been more than a decade since the AICPA observed — and worried […]
