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What Do You Look Forward To?

December 13, 2016 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.

The Most Important Words in the Real World

November 17, 2016 For a rising senior, very few things are more daunting than the thought of finding a job upon graduating.

Why My Internship Wasn’t a Touchdown

November 1, 2016 Internships are said to be the climax of a college career, the application of educational knowledge, where the “rubber meets the road”. And they are all of those things, but internships are much more than just a mini-job before your first real accounting job.

Volunteering: An Important Step in Growing Your Career

October 14, 2016 Volunteering your accounting skills is a great opportunity for young CPAs. As accounting and tax professionals, we have a unique set of skills to offer.

Seeking Feedback: What Should You Start. Stop. Continue Doing?

May 11, 2016 Now that Busy Season is behind us, hopefully everyone is taking time off to relax and rejuvenate. However, I have learned that this is also the perfect time to actively seek feedback.

6 Tips to Master the First 90 Days in an Accounting Job

April 29, 2016 Near-mastery of a new accounting job during the first 90 days is critical for new hires, survey data suggest.

Listening is Not the Same as Hearing

April 4, 2016 Tax season is a time when everyone is busy and many things can be pushed to the back burner. However, not taking the time to question and listen when dealing with clients and coworkers can create unnecessary obstacles for everyone. Knowing how to effectively communicate can go a long way in helping make busy time go smoother.