Phone Interviews: Impressing the Non-Accountant Recruiter
Here are some valuable tips for acing phone screens with recruiters, according to Mike Manalac, CPA, who used these strategies to land his dream accounting job at Google.
From Auditor to Google: How This Accountant Landed His Dream Job
Have you ever dreamed of working at a top tech company like Google? It may seem out of reach, but my latest podcast guest Mike Manalac, CPA is living proof that it's possible.
Get the Inside Scoop on NetSuite's New AI Features
If you couldn't attend SuiteWorld 2023, don't worry! I've got you covered with the latest updates and announcements directly from NetSuite founder Evan Goldberg, who joined The Accounting Podcast on location at SuiteWorld.
Why BDO is Breaking Up with the Partner Model
Tune into my podcast interview with Wayne Berson to learn why and how BDO became the first major U.S. accounting to become employee-owned.
Accounting starting salaries are going up — but not faster than inflation
"ACCOUNTING SALARIES RISE AS TALENT PIPELINE SHRINKS" — that was the headline this past week in a major accounting news publication. So, are all our problems solved? Sadly, no. 😢
Could a simple licensing change increase the number of CPAs by 15%?
Thanks to Accounting Today for publishing my article "Could a simple licensing change increase the number of CPAs by 15%?" based on my podcast conversation with Sharon Lassar, Ph.D., CPA , director of the School of Accountancy at the University of Denver.
Could This Be the Fix for the Accounting Talent Shortage?
Earning a CPA license requires 150 credit hours, deterring many students from pursuing accounting. On the Accounting Podcast, Dr. Sharon Lassar of the University of Denver proposes replacing the 150 hours with a “bachelor’s degree + 2 years experience” pathway to the CPA exam. Research shows this would increase candidate volume by 15% without lowering quality by removing an unnecessary time barrier. Lassar makes a compelling case for updating licensing based on facts, addressing concerns around impacts on graduate programs and cross-state mobility. Listen now to understand the 150-hour rule controversy and whether revising requirements could help reverse the talent shortage in the accounting profession.
The #1 City for Accountants and More Stories from The Accounting Podcast
Keeping up with the latest news in the profession can be challenging, but The Accounting Podcast makes it easy. In episode 352, my co-host David Leary and I break down need-to-know news, such as the top cities for accountants, how Donald Trump defrauded banks, tightened audit confirmation rules, the latest AI developments, and a surprising admission from a Deloitte CEO.
Making Sense of the Economic Noise with Liz Wilke in CPA Trendlines
The economy these days is a bit like listening to talk radio - lots of conflicting voices making big claims. So I turned to economist Liz Wilke, Chief Economist at Gusto, to get an expert read on where we're headed.
Career Insights for Young Accountants: My Interview with a Former KPMG Partner
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Jerry Maginnis, a former KPMG managing partner, on my podcast. We discussed career advice for young accounting professionals. Given Jerry's wealth of experience, I summarized his insights in an article on Going Concern.