The accounting workplace can be a competitive environment. After all, employees want to impress their employer, make a lasting impression on their colleagues, and consistently develop their professional brand. This often means every work environment is filled with people competing for a space in the spotlight. The more time and effort you commit to making yourself stand o...
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How to Champion Yourself at Work AND Get Noticed
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Can Your Current Employer Give You a Bad Reference? A Guide for Accounting Staff Employers and Job Seekers
over 1 year ago by Steve MerrittOne of the most common ways an employer will assess a candidate’s character and learn more about their work ethic and suitability for the role is by examining reference checks from previous employers. A glowing reference can improve your chances of standing out from the competition when applying for a competitive role, demonstrating your most valuable skills and attributes,...
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The ‘Give Away’ Signs Your Accounting Job Is In a Toxic Workplace
over 1 year ago by Steve MerrittEmployees thrive in healthy working environments. If a workplace is supportive, collaborative, and engaging, team members are more likely to be more productive and happier in their roles. Unfortunately, not all workplaces are naturally nurturing. In fact, Business Insider shared that around 1 out of 9 of US employees, today define their workplace as a “toxic” environment. ...
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How to decide if it's time to leave your accounting role
over 1 year ago by Steve MerrittDeciding to leave your current accounting role often feels like a big step. A new role can be intimidating, with new people to meet, processes to learn, and challenges to overcome. Not to mention, the process of searching for a new role can be daunting too. While jumping from job to job aimlessly may not deliver the results you’re looking for, there are times when switching...
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Are You Still In Love With Your Job?
almost 2 years ago by Steve MerrittFind a job doing what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life. It’s a common motivational saying, but what does it really mean to “love” your job? Do people who love their jobs never wish they were relaxing at home instead of tackling challenging tasks? Are people who love their job less likely to procrastinate, daydream or have difficult days? Not necessarily. ...
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