Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility
September 24, 2023

When accounting goes unaccounted for

Menu
Latest
Friday Footnotes: Remembering Legend Sid Kess; Andersen’s Doing Great; Poland Banned Deloitte From Auditing? | 9.22.23 Now the Profession Is Losing Experienced Accountants Too Opinion: On-the-Job Experiential Learning Credit to Meet the 150-hour Requirement Makes Sense Look What PwC Made the Australian Government Have to Do 6 Ways Email is Secretly Destroying Your Accounting Firm
Career Center

Webinar | How to Discreetly Find Your Next Great Career Opportunity

by Accountingfly
webinar

There’s never been a better job market for CPAs… literally. You are in high demand. But finding a job is a challenge. Are the best opportunities on job boards? How do you network without sending a signal to your employer that you’re looking? We know a thing or two about how to get this done! In this webinar, Accountingfly CEO (and former recruiter) Jeff Phillips, shows you the steps you should take to discreetly find your next great career opportunity.

Latest Accounting Jobs--Apply Now:

Load more listings

Have something to add to this story? Give us a shout by email, Twitter, or text/call the tipline at 202-505-8885. As always, all tips are anonymous.

Related articles

US Capitol at night
Career Center

If You’re Looking For Career Options, Give Government Auditing a Look

by Parker Skaats

Ed. note: This post brought to you by the Big Government Auditing™ lobby. Just kidding, it’s a guest post from Parker Skaats, CPA, an experienced government worker who’s here to pitch the joys of government work to the unwashed overworked masses.  Okay, let’s be real for a second. When you hear “government auditing,” do you […]

guy in suit giving thumbs up
Career Center

A Tale of Two Business Majors Speaking to Young People About Their Careers

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Under the “Teen Talk Tuesdays” category in the Milwaukee Community Journal there is a charming story about exploring career pathways written from the perspective of a young man who had three guest speakers come to his school and talk about their career paths. He writes: Two of the visitors were teachers at a University. The […]