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Accounting Talent Crisis: How to Adapt Now
November 30, 2023 @ 1-1:50pm ET
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| The talent crisis is causing the most damage to accounting firms. In nearly 50% of accounting firms, staffing and retention, (lack of) work-life balance, and staff hitting burnout are the topmost challenges now. And quite startlingly, to deal with these challenges, nearly 45% of firms are turning away new clients and work. How are successful and growing firms adapting to these challenges? We will share fresh insights sourced from the profession. |
Who Should Attend
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- Managing Partners/CEOs/Leaders of Accounting Firms
- Partners
- Tax Partners
- CAS/CAAS Leaders of Accounting Firms
- Anyone responsible for firm growth
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Learning Objectives
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- Learn the magnitude of the talent shortage in accounting and how it affects/can affect your firm. It is more pervasive than one might think, and it can affect firms of almost any size, pushing the cost of staffing constantly upwards.
- Learn why there is a talent shortage in the profession. The plummeting pipeline of new accounting students, the exodus of experienced professionals, the lure of other better careers, etc. are factors you cannot easily control, but what are the factors in your control that add to the problem?
- Learn why the talent shortage is only a symptom, not the real problem. Why is the talent shortage only a reflection of the underlying real problems in the profession and what can you do about it?
- Learn how firms are responding to the talent shortage. Despite the talent crisis, how are some firms thriving and growing? Strategically, what are they doing differently?
- Learn what you can do more effectively to overcome this challenge. If growth, work-life balance, and higher profitability are on the top of your agenda, what can you do to overcome a staffing shortage? How?
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