A couple days ago, NYT published a piece asking an important question: Who will protect […]
Category: The Serious Questions
Deferred Start Dates Are a Good Thing?
Staci Zaretsky wrote about deferred Biglaw start dates on Above the Law today and while […]
Microsoft Crunches Some Data to Find Out Teams is the Biggest Productivity Killer at Work
Have you ever been totally in the zone, grinding away at work oblivious to the […]
Would Mobility Go Away Without the 150-Hour Rule?
by Sharon Lassar, PhD, CPA (Florida) John J. Gilbert Professor and Director of the School […]
Empathetic Leadership Is So 2022
Post image via Here’s the Deck EY Put Together to Sell the Audit/Consulting Split to […]
Seniors and Up Are Hard to Find Because Associate Grunt Work Has Been Automated?
Yet another article about the accountant shortage has been published and we’ll spare you the […]
Is It Ethical to Endorse an Educational Path That Is Susceptible to Cheating?
By Sharon Lassar, PhD, CPA (Florida) John J. Gilbert Professor and Director of the School […]
Want to Do Your Part to Help the Accountant Shortage? Here’s What You Can Do Right Now
As accounting firms dig deep into their pockets to raise starting salaries and the profession’s […]
ChatGPT Talks About AI Taking Accountants’ Jobs From the Perspective of an Accountant Losing Their Job to AI
Ed. note: I asked ChatGPT to write about automation in accounting from the perspective of […]
Now’s Your Chance to Tell NASBA How You Really Feel (About Extending the CPA Exam Window)
The following message is for current and aspiring CPAs: it isn’t often that anyone asks […]
ChatGPT Isn’t Terminator for Accountants…Yet
Ed. note: the following is a guest post by Jack Castonguay, PhD, CPA, who has […]
OK Now They Are Just Trolling With These ‘Newest Workplace Trend’ Buzz Phrases
Ever since professor Anthony Klotz coined the term “The Great Resignation” in 2021 we have […]