The Rules of the Road: Career lessons I learned on My Motorcycle
Read Greg Powell’s First Article “Zen and the Art of Career Advancement” here.
When I took my 10 month trip on my motorcycle I have to confess that I wasn’t thinking a lot about how my experiences would transfer to my career. Mostly I was focused on the weather,
Turnover Toxicity: 3 Reasons to Turn and Run
As a recruiter for accountants and finance professionals in Toronto, I have been working with small, medium and large enterprises for over 10 years. I have a very voyeuristic job. You see, I am often invited into different companies to help hire accountants who will build the finance team. Other times,
Ashley Dafel On Building Teams That Win
In this second instalment, Ashley Dafel explains how to build an exceptional team. He explores how understanding the seven levels of thinking can improve morale and remove the barriers that thwart creativity. He talks about the gains that can be made once you start matching people with the right job –
Ashley Dafel Unblocks Performance – So What’s YOUR Trigger?
Ashley Dafel, MBA,(Read his STORY HERE) has done many impressive things, the least of which is to help deliver babies and resuscitate people on the brink of death. He has amazing stories and I could listen to him all day. What fascinates me about him more than anything though
Take These 4 Risks to Advance Your Career
When I told a good friend of mine that I was going to write my next post on how to advance a financial career by taking risks, he stopped what he was doing, grasped my arm and said earnestly, “Joe, risk is a four letter word.” And yet, each day
4 tips to get you from CFO to COO
I recently sat down for a casual chat with a friend who is now a COO, and as we talked I realized I was being given a playbook on how CA, CMA and CGA professionals like you can transition from finance to operations. During our lengthy conversation we talked about