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Is ‘How to make partner & still have a life’ only for future partners? You may be surprised…
Here is a review of ‘How to make partner and still have a life’, by Craig Wright National Head of Risk & Advisory Services at BDO LLP, which first appeared in AccountingWeb. I remember when I first became a partner in an accountancy firm. Books like this didn’t exist. There were constant questions I had…
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Business Development Clinic: What’s the best way to describe what I do when networking?
As a professional, we’ve all been taught (probably from day one in the job) that the best way to generate new business is by referral. After all, some recent research by the Hinge Research Institute found that 70% of people will ask a friend for a recommendation if they need the services of a professional….
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Business Development Clinic: should I work with a potential juicy client outside of my niche
This article discussed whether you should work with a client outside of your niche
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How much do partners in the Big 4 really make?
Everyone knows that the Big 4 partner salary is something that will make you a very rich man or woman. However, the web is full of articles estimating what that figure may be! For example, Going Concern estimates what you can expect to make in the Big 4 US firm over a 15 year period….
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Career Clinic: I’m bored in industry, should I move back into practice?
I always love receiving career questions in my inbox from the folks who have signed up for our career kitbag. This recent question really made me stop and think. The background to the question was that the individual concerned had spent six years in a Big4 before moving out to industry for rwo years. However,…
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Business Development Clinic: How can I conquer my nerves when networking?
Nerves can be helpful at times – after all, they can stop you wandering in where angels fear to tread. However, they can also jeopardise your performance – particularly when out and about at a networking event. Not everyone enjoys meeting new people. In fact, many professionals avoid attending networking events because of their dread and…
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Conflict Resolution Tip: Context is normally everything
Imagine this… You get on a train, planning to do some work on your iPad while you head into London. As the train progresses, it gets fuller and fuller. As a result, you move your coat and bag to let a family sit down next to you. The family is composed of a 5 year…







