Did ya hear? There’s a global pandemic going on. And although we’ve had more than […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
Your Suffering Is Not Noble So Let That Sh*t Go
Before I get into this, I feel it’s important to explain where I’m coming from. […]
NASBA Celebrated St. Paddy’s With Another Batch of On-Time CPA Exam Scores
Apparently yesterday was St Patrick’s Day. I don’t know about everyone else but I didn’t […]
EY’s Kelly Grier Is Eager to ‘Forge a Path Forward’ to Coworkers Disturbing Your Concentration at the Office Again
If introverted EYers were expecting another quiet Monday as a socially-accepted hermit in these troubling […]
If You Asked Unemployed Californians Their Favorite Big 4 Firm It Definitely Isn’t Deloitte
In case you’ve been out of the loop — which we hope you are since […]
This Is Not a Drill: The Robots Are Coming For Your Job (Probably)
For years now, we here at Going Concern — much like most of the accounting […]
TIL There’s a ‘Hall of Tortured Souls’ Easter Egg In Excel and That Couldn’t Be More Appropriate For Accountants’ Favorite Tool
Endlessly scrolling my YouTube recommendations the other night in a desperate attempt to scrape up […]
PwC Tried to Recruit a Former Auditor Who Is Suing Them So Don’t Ever Sweat Burning Bridges Again
When it comes time to think about leaving public accounting, which happens for 99% of […]
Dumb Sh*t Consultants Say: ‘Not All Stress Is Bad, and It Can Be Optimized’
Get a load of this shit. If you follow the link, it takes you to […]
Talent-Strapped PwC Is That Desperate Ex Texting You With ‘WYD’ After You’ve Moved On
Leaving public accounting is rarely an easy decision, even when the choices are “stay or […]
The Latest CPA Exam Scores Are Out, But Not Without a Brief Hiccup First
According to the AICPA time table, the second batch of CPA exam scores for the […]
YSK: NASBA Is Still Exploring the Possibility of Remote CPA Exam Testing
Back in September we talked about the NASBA Summer 2020 State Board Report, in which […]
