TSCPA Board Member, Kelly Crow, Selected to Attend AICPA’s 2019 Leadership Academy
Kelly Crow, CPA was one of only 38 CPAs selected by the American Institute of CPAs to attend the 11th annual AICPA Leadership Academy.
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Top CPA Exam Scorer Katherine Griesemer on Studying, Work-Life Balance
At age 23, TSCPA member Katherine Griesemer, CPA already has an impressive list of achievements in her accounting career.
View MoreGet Involved: Tips to Successfully Engage With Your Community
If your city is doing great things for its people, do you ever wish you could be more actively involved? If the answer is yes, then you are in luck. I can guarantee that if great things are being done in your community, there are abundant opportunities for you to get involved.
View MoreBusiness Travel Tips From One Young Professional to Another
Traveling for business is an exciting idea for many young professionals. Some millennials have mastered the art of blending business travel with leisure travel, and research shows millennials associate business travel with job satisfaction.
View MoreReverse Mentoring: Coaching the Boss?
It is undeniable that times have changed. As a way to create value and to bridge the generational gaps within an organization, the idea of spinning the conventional mentor-mentee roles just makes sense.
View MoreCommunicating Without Words: A Soft Skill Worth Learning
Whether you are interviewing for your next job or facilitating an important meeting, recent studies suggest soft skills like communicating could come in handy and are becoming more sought after in the workplace.
View MoreThe Importance of Emotional Intelligence and Empathizing With Your Coworkers
When you think about accounting, what comes to your mind? Number-cruncher? Nerd? Stuck in a cubicle all day? Well listen up folks, because I’m about to break the accounting stereotype for you.
View MoreDevelopment 101: Young Professionals Edition
As young professionals, many of us have set goals for ourselves and are looking for ways to grow both personally and professionally. The goal setting itself is easy, but the difficult part is putting the goals in motion.
View MoreFour Tips for Working Parents
Working full time and being a full-time parent can be challenging, especially if you have a career in public accounting and you are in the middle of tax season.
View MoreWhat Do You Look Forward To?
For those of us in public accounting, busy season is right around the corner. While this time is rewarding in many ways, eventually the long hours can become overwhelming. In my experience, the best way to keep a positive attitude during this stressful time is to have fun activities planned.
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