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​You’ve been offered a new Accounting role – congratulations! There are a few things to do now, firstly, to celebrate and inform your current employers of your resignation. The second is to think about how you’re going to make a success of your new role. You know you have the right skills, abilities and experience that your new employer is looking for, so you can relax on t...

​Applying for a new role, and going through the recruitment process can be a daunting task for even the most experienced accounting professional. Interview nerves affect most people, but they can make the recruitment process more stressful than it needs to be for you, the candidate. Your next job might be the start of something amazing – so naturally, you will want to impres...

​Naturally, we all go through periods of having exciting projects on at work which make us fall in love with our roles again; and times when finding motivation is harder. But if the thought of the end of the weekend and another week in work fills you with dread, this could be a sign that something is seriously wrong. Either you’ve outgrown your accounting role, your workplac...

​The quality of your resume can mean the difference between being stuck in a role with no prospects or being offered a great new position. Your resume is still the first thing clients ask for and will be the decider between getting an interview and being left out of the recruitment process. The resume has been around for hundreds of years, and over time it has changed and ...