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What to say when recruiter asks about tiering and raise?
I'm looking to switch from one big 4 to another big 4. I had a […]
Accounting Professor Who Specialized in Ethics Cheated on Lots of His Papers
Well, this sure looks bad. Last week the American Accounting Association, publisher of the Accounting […]
Accountant Trading Cards: I’ll Give You a Luca Pacioli If You Give the Accounting Profession Its Dignity Back
So accountant trading cards are a thing. Because there’s nothing more thrilling than the adrenaline […]
Accounting News Roundup: Deloitte Snatches Up LRA Worldwide; EY’s New Midwest Leader; Flexible Work-Life Balance | 06.30.15
Deloitte Acquires LRA Worldwide [AT]LRA is a "customer experience measurement provider" and will be part […]
Accounting for the Future
I wrote about the accounting profession's future last week. It looks…interesting, let's say. I can't […]
B4 to Employer-Assisted MBA
I am curious to know if you or someone you know has ever been able […]
PwC Walks a Fine Line Between Its People and Clients on Same-Sex Marriage
Maybe you heard, but the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that same-sex couples would be […]
Accounting News Roundup: Long Hours Make You Less Productive; New KPMG Baltimore OMP; Choose: ‘No’ or ‘Hell Yes’ | 06.29.15
Memo to work martyrs: Long hours make you less productive [CNBC]A study from Stanford University […]
Friday Footnotes: Gay Marriage Wins; How Uber Conquers; Rand Paul vs. IRS | 06.26.15
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Punit Renjen Wants Deloitte to be the ‘Auditor’s Auditor’ Whatever That Means
In an interview, soon-to-be Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen said, "Our goal is not to […]
Accounting News Roundup: More on Partner Naming Redux; The Problem with Competition on Teams; Get Over Those Post-Vacation Blues | 06.26.15
Sifting the Fly Shit Out of the Pepper – The PCAOB Comes Back on Partner […]