Because of prior poor experiences - or the generally bad caricatures that exist about many professions - clients are often suspicious (at least initially) of the motives of their service providers.
Six percent of chief financial officers surveyed anticipate adding employees and 3 percent forecast personnel cutbacks, according to the Robert Half Financial Hiring Index. Ninety percent of those polled foresee no change in staff levels.
Microsoft unveiled the 2007 release of Office Live Meeting, a version designed to improve online meetings, events and training, at its annual TechEd conference.
First whisteblower unprotected by SOX
Congress closes child tax loophole
Crowe honored among nation's top accounting firms
Mandel elected to J.H. Cohn management committee
Telework security a challenge for federal agencies
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Take a look at our lineup today. Stories touching on streamlining your work life, which, if things go according to plan, will ease our life away from the office.
Hopefully, our stories on working remotely and finding the best desktop accounting packages will make your firm more efficient and more adaptable to your clients
and formidable to your competition. But with all the right tools in place, don't forget the wisdom of David Maister. Clients need more than fancy bells and whistles,
they need to trust the relationships they build with you and your firm.
Tim Polzer
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