This is the latest edition of our infrequent feature, To Whom It May Going Concern. Here we share some of the more, shall we say, interesting messages that come across the wire. If you get the urge to tell us what you think about this here website, email [email protected] with "To Whom It May Going Concern" in the subject line, @ us on Twitter or just yell really loud and maybe we'll hear you. Just a reminder that all messages are considered on the record unless specified otherwise.
Deloitte bet too heavy on JPMC project. Using it as an excuse to force people out. Disproportionate number of women and minorities going.
I accepted an offer from Deloitte back in November, but, as of now, I don't have a start date. I emailed the recruiter back in March to check in and she said they had not finalized start dates at that time. Should I be concerned?
3 GT Fed partners bolted to EY Fed practice.
Next time you abuse your first year, remember that they are the ones that pick up your food.
Hey GC, I really like your new ads that don't allow you to close them. Now I can get a larger penis and waste my afternoon at the same time.
Here's a tip. Build a forum into this website. More clicks, more views, more advertising, more everything. Whoever runs the finances will thank you.
no comments on the sponsored content post? So fucking lame
am not sure how many are interested as to why/when an accounting firm determines its best to part ways with its own CFO. Do the personal items on the expense reports matter? How about the personal charges on payables? the inexplicable lack of control of its own cash accounts? Does a firm do what they advise their clients, or do they part ways and term it merely a 'performance problem'? In other words, does an accounting firm drink the kool-aid that they sell to clients, or do something different? 'could be an interesting topic!
No mention of @going_concern and no mention of @Big4Veteran! Yet Kyte and Francine get mentioned?
http://www.cpa2biz.com/Content/media/PRODUCER_CONTENT/Newsletters/Articles_2013/CPA/Apr/FollowonTwitter.jspNo mention of Going Concern? Ha ha
Neither Adrienne or I have slept since the list came out.
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