Leadership Skills Every Accounting and Finance Manager Should Have
The job of an accounting manager is as much about leading people as it is about balancing the books. These are some leadership skills that accounting managers need to succeed.
Accountants aren’t always considered the most outgoing or extroverted types (despite appearing in ever greater numbers on your favourite
How to Set Goals as a Finance Manager (and Help Your Team Achieve Them)
Not everyone can score goals like Sidney Crosby or Wayne Gretzky, but if your finance team doesn’t meet expectations, the impact is widespread. That’s why it’s so important as a finance manager to set goals that include accountability and recognition. Here are some tips..
How to Build Rapport with Your Finance Recruiter
Establishing a good working relationship with your finance recruiter can make all the difference for your next job search. Here are some tips for getting the most from them.
The relationship you have with your accounting or finance recruiter is not unlike the one you have with your doctor: you
Why Bullying Bosses Are Bad for Business
You attract more flies with honey than vinegar – and make more money, to boot. Here are some reasons why bullying is a bad approach to managing employees.
Everyone knows that an unpleasant or difficult boss can turn even the most ideal work situation into a nightmare. In point of fact,
How to Embrace Feedback and Improve Your Career
“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.” So runs an old Buddhist proverb. But are you a willing student? Here’s how to embrace feedback and make yourself more coachable.
Mentors and Coaches, Pt. II
Coaching is a great way to acquire new skills and raise your performance. Here are some things to expect and look for in a coach.
Would Michael Jordan have won as much as he did without Phil Jackson at the helm? Would Steve Yzerman have won as much without Scotty
