This article was originally published October 2020. That’s how many AICPA members are eligible for […]
Author: Adrienne Gonzalez
The Profession Desperately Needs to Rebrand As ‘Cool’ Before There’s No One Left to Do the Work
Earlier this month, we shared an article from The Korea Times that outlined a critical […]
Pretty Soon, You Can Take the CPA Exam In Egypt and Jordan
It was way back in August of 2011 when the CPA exam first went international […]
Ding Dong the Open Office Is Dead
… and the ‘Rona killed it. In a Fast Company article this week, we find that the […]
Happy 10/15, Here’s a Little Something to Help You ‘Space Out’ Just In Case
Welp, you made it. Somehow it’s already October and would you look at that, the […]
You Better Put Pants on Before Your Firm Decides to Implement a Work From Home Dress Code
Remember way back in March when the world came to a stop and offices everywhere […]
How to Absolutely Kill It at Virtual Recruiting and Interviews
Becker CPA Review wants you to master virtual recruiting and interviews, here’s how you do […]
Rejoice, CPA Exam Candidates, Your Fourth Score Release For the Second Half of 2020 Is Here
Chugging right along for what will no doubt be considered the worst recorded year in […]
Number of the Day: 1,114
That’s how many consultants Deloitte UK has deployed to work on a coronavirus contact tracing […]
Talent Crunch: There Are Far More CPAs in Korea Than Big 4 Firms Have Jobs
While we here in the good ole U.S. of A. are constantly talking about the […]
EY Changes Its Vacation Policy, Oh and BTW They’re Not Paying Out Accrued PTO If You “Leave”
In a nationwide email to staff today, EY announced that they’re tweaking their vacation policy. […]
Accountants Behaving Badly: Get a Load of This Clown
A Minnesota accountant was sentenced last week for stealing from his client and is now […]
