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Here’s the AICPA’s Revised 12-Point Plan to Herd Students Into Accounting
Good news, everyone! The AICPA released an expanded pipeline plan today. If you assumed […]
Rise Up! BDO USA Is Gonna Double Its Offshore Workforce, Mostly in India
[Ed. note: scroll down for assy commentary and screenshots of BDO leadership’s visit to India […]
Researchers Shockingly Discover That If You Pay Low Level Grunts More, They Do Better Financial Reporting
A new working paper from Stanford Graduate School of Business professors Christopher Armstrong, John Kepler, […]
Former Client Cockblocks the EY Split to Make Sure They Get the $2.7 Billion They’re Suing EY For
While it appears the EY split is going off the rails, despite assurances to the […]
Baker Tilly Banks on Celebrity Endorsements to Bring in Young Talent
In case you didn’t notice because who cares, Baker Tilly has engaged the help of […]
The Five Benefits Employees Want Most (Other Than Money) in 2023 According to ‘Experts’
The following article was in a recent CPA Letter Daily sandwiched between a JofA piece […]
EYers Are Waking Up to Overdrafts This Morning Due to a Serious Payroll Snafu (UPDATED)
We’re learning this morning that folks at EY will not be getting lunchtime DoorDash today, […]
Compensation Watch ’22: EYers Should Expect Raises to Hit Their Bank Accounts Come August
EY sent out a very ambitious, repetitive email to its loyal US grunts yesterday that […]
Paying People More Will Not Win the Talent War, Says PwC India Leader Adamantly Opposed to Paying People More
From the moment ‘Generation Y’ entered the workforce at the turn of the century, the […]
Actually, the IRS Wants You to Pay Taxes on Any Bodily Fluids or Future Children You Sell
This one has the potential to be a real gamechanger for college students, homeless alcoholics, […]
Help, My Friend at EY Makes More Money Than I Do at KPMG
You could go ahead and substitute any firm for any other firm here, but for […]
