Possibilities For CPA Firm Management
Rita Keller is a nationally known CPA firm management consultant, speaker, author, mentor and blogger. She is a former shareholder and administrative partner in a successful, regional CPA firm and has over 30 years hands-on experience in CPA firm management, marketing, technology and administrative operations. She works with firms across the country focusing on people, partners and internal management issues.
Latest posts
Dec
04
Today's post could be meaningful to the younger crowd inside your CPA firm. If you are in the older crowd, it applies to you, too. Forward the link to this blog post to someone you mentor inside your own firm.
Nov
13
It was an informative and thought-provoking day yesterday at the AICPA PCPS HR Forum and Networking Group.What’s on the minds of HR professionals working inside CPA firms? Here’s a list:
Nov
06
Formally or informally, I don't care, mentoring is something that should be happening inside your CPA firm.
One of the most frequent questions I get is, "Should all partners (principals, shareholders, directors, owners) be mentors." My standard answer is:
Oct
22
It’s not easy moving from a great achiever to a great leader.
Oct
16
When I worked inside a CPA firm, during the early years, one thing that really bugged me was the fact that the majority of the team members could walk up the sidewalk, into the front door of our office building and walk past a fast-food sack that had blown onto our sidewalk.
Sep
19
I receive many inquiries about hiring a firm administrator, coaching a firm administrator, setting expectations for a firm administrator and how much to pay a firm administrator.
Jul
31
There is a lot being written about the value of having engaged employees. No, I’m not talking about the ones about to get married. What does employee engagement mean exactly?
Here’s some descriptive information to help explain.
Jul
30
How many times have you heard one of your newly hired interns or entry-level accountants remark that what they are being asked to do in the work environment is not something they learned in school?
Jul
26
Sometimes accountants have names for things that “normal people” don’t understand. Normal people, in this case, refers to clients.
