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Strategy Driven
MAY 26, 2021
Accountant with economics degree. To turn into a certified accountant you’ll require further proficient capabilities, however numerous bookkeeping jobs are accessible to the individuals who considered financial aspects.
Lead Change Blog
DECEMBER 24, 2014
All my folks have access to the corporate account for paying for these resources. Here at Lead Change Group, we know that problems are most effectively solved when individuals come together to meld ideas, energies, and approaches. To use a golf analogy, not every shot is a long drive. Many times, golfers have to take a chip shot to move the ball along for a short distance, with incisive accuracy. If you are new to the Chip Shots green, welcome.
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HR Digest
FEBRUARY 2, 2022
Finance & Accounting Manager. Most graduates take a variety of accounting courses such as personal financial planning and management, corporate accounting, cost accounting, and tax reporting.
You're Not the Boss of Me
OCTOBER 19, 2014
When I first came to Vancouver to take up my new role as a Human Resources Consultant with a major bank, my boss and I agreed that I should go on a road trip and meet with as many corporate banking employees as possible. On one occasion, I was to talk with a number of Corporate Account Managers. This is a refreshed version of a post I wrote in March, 2010.
Strategy Driven
OCTOBER 29, 2018
Many small to medium sized businesses already contract the services of outsourced professionals, such as accountants and marketing strategists, but haven’t yet understood that those services can be classified as outsourced! Today it is possible to hire an accounting service in New York City, for example, when your base of operations is in Portland, Oregon. As mentioned above, accounting and marketing are two of those professional services which can be safely and easily outsourced.
You're Not the Boss of Me
MAY 11, 2013
When I first came to Vancouver to take up my new role as a Human Resources Consultant with a major bank, my boss and I agreed that I should go on a road trip and meet with as many corporate banking employees as possible. On one occasion, I was to talk with a number of Corporate Account Managers. This is a refreshed version of a post from March 2010. =.
Harvard Business
SEPTEMBER 16, 2016
Data is no longer the domain of tech companies or IT departments — it is fast becoming a centerpiece of corporate value creation more generally. These costs – and the risks to the broader economy — are high enough that we expect the inclusion of EvD to soon become a requirement in corporate accounting. Meaningfully defining EvD will help ensure that corporate accounting and risk management standards take into account present day realities.
Harvard Business
JULY 12, 2018
By paying these expenses out of your corporate account (or even out of pre-tax earnings if you’re in the U.S.) Compensation goes hand-in-hand with corporate culture. HBR Staff/Phatharapol Nopharat/EyeEm/Getty Images. As a startup founder, I’m constantly struggling to recruit top talent without breaking the bank. We can’t always match market salaries, but we need exceptional (read: expensive) talent in order to build from scratch.
Harvard Business
DECEMBER 29, 2017
Corporate accountants can connect themselves mentally to the larger work of their organizations and take pride and purpose in the customers they help. Sam Austin/Unsplash. A wonderful New York Times article from 2007 recounted the 20 th annual “Operator’s Challenge” — aka the “Sludge Olympics” — a competition for New York sewage treatment workers. The participants compete to show skill in their work, and often do so with great passion.
You're Not the Boss of Me
MARCH 23, 2010
Exploring Shared Leadership → March 23, 2010 · 5:37 pm ↓ Jump to Comments The Importance of Being Purposeful When I first came to Vancouver to take up my new role as a Human Resources Consultant with a major bank, my boss and I agreed that I should go on a road trip and meet with as many corporate banking employees as possible. On one occasion, I was to talk with a number of Corporate Account Managers.
Harvard Business Review
JANUARY 9, 2014
To tap into social business’ greater value, it will take more than launching a few corporate accounts on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter (represented by the 42% above). The coming years will see more large and small businesses shifting social media from just the corporate level or just the division level to both the corporate and division level (represented by 22% in this Altimeter chart). People trust individuals, not corporations.
Harvard Business Review
NOVEMBER 5, 2012
At the center of the corporate wreckage of the past fifteen years — the accounting scandals, the outright fraud, the environmental disasters, the financial meltdown — sits the boards of directors. Are they now much less hesitant to force changes at the top of the corporation due to performance on fundamentals, not just scandal or stock price variation? Yes, there needs to be other forms of accountability; yes, there needs to be additional checks and balances.
Harvard Business Review
JANUARY 23, 2012
Apple changed the nature of a smartphone from a corporate to a consumer device, and RIM has failed to reinvent itself accordingly. Is it Apple's consumer appeal, or the declining influence of corporate IT managers? RIM could opt to double down on the corporate market, broadening its business from device maker into fields such as mobile security services and bandwidth management. Perhaps Thorsten Heins has longed to run a big, public company.
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Harvard Business Review
DECEMBER 2, 2011
It makes a series of "process" recommendations for changes in legal requirements or corporate practice, some of which are familiar (disclosure of highly compensated employees, clearer comp reports, advisory shareholder say on pay votes), some new (employee on comp committee, a report on percent of profits distributed to executive team over time, a quasi-governmental body to monitor and report periodically on exec comp).
Harvard Business Review
OCTOBER 26, 2012
Earlier this week, besieged media mogul Rupert Murdoch, who by all accounts is actually the man behind 140 characters , responded on Twitter to a person in Kentucky who had an all-too-common newspaper complaint: @ esbarr_ Yes. A CEO could respond directly to a customer complaint on Twitter and include the handle of a corporate account. "It On the surface, it's a simple customer service issue: Someone has a problem with your product. They let you know about it.
Harvard Business Review
JANUARY 10, 2013
In the past 25 years, the size of settlements, fines and penalties for individual corporations found guilty of wrongdoing has escalated from millions of dollars, to tens of millions, to hundreds of millions, to billions. For example, application of complex financial accounting rule — FAS 133 relating to derivatives — led to expensive restatements in numerous businesses.
Harvard Business Review
MAY 31, 2012
In the wake of its significant trading losses (now reportedly rising from $2 to $3 billion or more), JP Morgan can win back some of its lost reputation by transparently holding those responsible to account. Although the media has spoken loosely about a company "clawing back" pay, there are, in fact, different ways to hold responsible individuals to financial account.
Harvard Business Review
JULY 5, 2013
The platform the perpetrator used to read my email was a cloud-based email provider corporate account. As I was already using a different address in my department, I set up the ministry-wide account to "forward and delete" all incoming messages to my main account. I assumed this would have kept the ministry account empty. The correct approach would have been to set up an account for my assistant and give her full access to my calendar.
Harvard Business Review
MARCH 2, 2016
Corporations in particular are duty bound to grow by any means necessary. ” Like a shark that must move in order to breathe, corporations must grow in order to survive. This requirement is in their very DNA or, better, the code we programmed into them when we invented them; seeing as how that was close to 1,000 years ago, corporations have had a pretty long and successful run as the dominant business entity. The corporate program has reached its limits.
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