Accountants: Should you change your business model?
Plus: Deloitte's restructuring and ways to keep new hires engaged.
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In Today's Newsletter:
🗂️ Accountancy and automation
💸Deloitte's restructuring
📈 Alternative business models
💡Keeping new hires engaged
Is it time to update your business model?
The common accounting partnership business model has not changed much since the mid-1800s, despite advancements in technology. Some firms may see a benefit from shifting business models to private equity, employee stock ownership plans or even becoming publicly traded.
Check out your options at Inside Public Accounting.
🎧The value add of automation
The Successful Bookkeeper | Ep. 408
It’s clear that automation is the future for accounting firms, but having a firm grasp on what should be streamlined, and what should be left alone, is vital – according to Robin Hall, owner and principal consultant at VARC Solutions.
Listen in on the Successful Bookkeeper Podcast.
$135 billion
The amount refunded to Americans in the first six weeks of tax season.
Source: CNET
💻Forbes ranks top cloud accounting software
💲Deloitte restructures to battle rising costs
💼Workshop aims for talent diversity in accounting
🍎Unique accounting apprenticeship launches in NJ
Want to keep your new employees? Do this
With a competitive job market for accountants, engaging new hires is vital to keeping them long-term at your firm. Make sure you spend upfront time sharing about your workplace culture and assign a mentor to new hires to ensure they immediately feel like a valued member of the team.
Check out more advice at Insightful Accountant.
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Katie Parsons
Editor, The Net Gains