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Five Tips for First Year Accounting PhD Candidates
This is the latest post from Dr. Emelee, a former Big 4 employee who is […]
Career Conundrums: Grind On in Audit or Burn Out?
In this week’s accounting conundrum, an auditor is questioning the ideal time to exit a Big 4 and ponders if it is worth grinding out another year until they make senior.
Reminder for Public Accounting Professionals: Working Long Hours Is Dumb
Fall is a quiet time of year for most capital market servants, and with the […]
Recruiting Season: Salaries and Offers for the Public Accounting Class of 2014
ALRIGHT ALRIGHT, we get it, you've been waiting for this thread. Seems a little early […]
Converting a Second Round, In-House Interview to an Offer
For those students who made it past the first cut of interviews or will be pounding the internship pavement soon, here is a little advice on how to convert an in-house interview into an offer.
Here’s a Fancy Picture About Projected Accountant Salaries for 2014
Thanks, Becker and Robert Half! The fine print: * Example only.** Large public accounting […]
Career Conundrum: Is a Master’s Degree Worth It?
This week we take on a conundrum that comes up for many aspiring CPAs on their quest to earn 150 semester hours: Do the benefits of a graduate degree outweigh the costs?
How Many of These 2014 Workplace Trends Do You Expect To See Before 2020?
We're all more than painfully aware that the accounting profession as a whole is generally […]
McGladrey Tax Associate Opts for Pedantry in His Farewell Email
Unless you work in a soul-sucking environment with a bunch of glory hogging superiors who are constantly kicking you down, you will get several opportunities to showcase your intelligence during your careers.
Sometimes these opportunities arise at logical places and times like a client meeting or maybe during a training session. It's also possible for these opportunities to arise at unexpected times like at a team lunch when you have broccoli stuck in your teeth or when you are forced pull an LBJ on a colleague because, well, these things happen.
First Round Interview Tips for This Fall’s Accounting Recruits
Across the country, accounting majors are meeting the firms and being dazzled by the prospect of well paying employment.
Greener Grass: Don’t Be Sod, Get a New Job!
You're sitting there, bored. Dejected. STOP IT. You're awesome, so start acting like it. "But […]