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Big 4 / Regional Auditors: Thinking about transitioning to private industry/corporate after busy season? Your first move out of public accounting is substantial and important. When done right, it can set you up for success for the rest of your career. I have a wealth of experience guiding the careers of public accounting CPAs as well as the top tier client base to greatly alter the trajectory of your career in the positive. Let’s chat regarding your career. francescom@bachrachgroup.com
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I've said it before, and I'll keep saying it! Not all public accounting firms are the same! 60+ hrs per week during busy season! No thank you! No career path? No thank you! Leadership that is not accessible? Absolutely not. Lack of flexibility! No thank you! Public accounting is more than audits and tax returns. Supporting our clients and relationship building is the key to our success. If this is what you want your career to be, reach out! #cpacareer #accounting #hiring #careergrowth #publicaccounting
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Accountant Turned Recruiter Focused On Helping Companies In The Houston Area Attract And Retain Top Accounting And Finance Professionals
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS APPROACHING BUSY SEASON I know the end of the year is not a good time to leave public accounting if you are in audit because you're already planning for the upcoming busy season. I wanted to give you some things to think about if you are not wanting to stay to TRY to make Partner. Based on my experience and the thousands of jobs we've filled over the years, the ideal time to leave public accounting(audit) is after 2-4 busy seasons(just before you make manager). WHY IS THIS THE BEST TIME TO LEAVE? *Staying for at least 2 busy seasons gives you a solid foundation and increases your marketability when transitioning to industry roles. *Controllers/CFO's prefer to hire candidates at the Staff/Senior level so they can groom you for the next level within the company and your career. *There are typically fewer Manager and above positions available. When companies are hiring for those positions, they prefer candidates with a combination of public accounting & industry experience almost every time. At the manager level you are expected to come in and hit the ground running and the learning curve can be steep if you only have public accounting experience. REMEMBER-You will have growth potential in industry! If your goal is to be a Controller or CFO one day, it will be very hard to get there if you stay in audit. Even if you're unsure or have questions about the Houston market, I'm happy to connect and have a conversation! #big4 #talancegroup #publicaccounting #careeradvice
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Working for a small firm can be a great way to kick start your Public Accounting career. You familiarise yourself with various returns and work across multiple industries. But have you now reached a stage of your career where you want to specialize? Perhaps you look at the Senior Managers & Partners in your Firm and think, “they’re not going anywhere, so how can I progress?” Maybe the time is right for you to experience life in a bigger firm. Not too big though. Going into the Big 4 could be a leap too much – it’s easy to get lost in the shuffle. How about a Large National Firm? One that’s big enough to give you the progression you crave, but small enough for you to still get the exposure to Partners you’ve enjoyed so far in your career. If that's you, fire me a message or call 646-540-9647 Georgina Ross
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Posts like this make me cringe. Throughout my career, I’ve tried to avoid being this kind of manager. Being proactive to ensure that scrambling to meet deadlines does not happen and does not affect the personal lives of those I work with is important to me. It’s one of the main reasons we started FP CPA. If you’re looking for a change in your public practice career we’d love to chat with you about what we can offer. #CPA #publicpractice #worklifebalance #hiring
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I Recruit Public Practice Accountants across Brisbane | Senior Recruitment Consultant at The Andersen Partnership
Exploring Public Practice 🌟 As a recruiter in Public Practice, I often find accountants at a crossroads, contemplating whether to continue to pursue a career in public practice accounting or opt for the world of commercial accounting. Below are a few advantages of the Public Practice route! Diverse Clientele: Public practice accountants work with a wide range of clients, from small businesses to large corporations. This diversity not only broadens your skillset but also offers exposure to various industries, making your work dynamic and engaging. Professional Growth: The continuous exposure to different clients and industries equips you with invaluable skills, turning you into a well rounded accounting professional. Your knowledge of regulations and compliance is always up to date, providing ample opportunities for growth. Problem Solving: Public accountants often find themselves in the role of problem solvers, helping clients navigate complex financial situations. This analytical thinking and strategic approach hone your decision-making abilities. Networking Opportunities: In public practice, you build a vast network of clients, colleagues, and fellow professionals. These connections can open doors to exciting opportunities and collaborations down the line. Job Security: In a field as essential as accounting and the ongoing growth of businesses, there's a constant demand for expertise. #PublicPracticeAccounting #MarketInsights
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Something I wish more accountants knew: If you are not drawn to working in tax or audit you don’t need to write off a career in public accounting. (Tax and audit can both lead to incredible careers, but I understand these paths aren’t for everyone.) For instance, at HoganTaylor, we offer our clients a wide variety of advisory services including: ✅ Transaction Advisory Services ✅ Client Accounting Services ✅ Fractional Controller/CFO ✅ HR services ✅ Forensic accounting ✅ Valuation ✅ And more Depending on what sector you’re in, the rhythm of the work is different with no traditional busy season. Our team of advisors works a steady 40 - 50 hours a week year-round. So, if you're not interested in being an auditor, filing tax returns, or going through a traditional yearly busy season , remember that there's still a place for you in public accounting. #leadership #accountingandaccountants #smallbusiness #business #success
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Let me know if you need additional resources as year-end approaches -- see below for the Elevate consultant with Big 4 experience who is coming available soon!
Brillect's Elevate program continues to grow with high caliber talent. Available soon is an accomplished CPA Accounting Consultant with Big 4 Public Accounting experience. As year-end approaches, this consultant could provide support in multiple areas including Partnership Income Allocations or K-1 filings. Reach out today to access our top Elevate talent. www.brillect.com/elevate
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“If I’m going to leave Big 4, I’m not going to a small public accounting firm.” I’ve heard this a ton from mid-level accounting candidates who are thinking about leaving their current role at a big firm. The Big 4 have the prestige factor, and there are tons of opportunities for advancement. But I’ve also seen what smaller companies have to offer, and it often comes down to 2 things: pay and hours. I’ve been able to place mid-level accountants from the Big 4 into roles with the same title at a smaller regional company where they’re making $15K more a year. Plus, the hours are WAY less demanding. No 90-hour weeks from January to April. For lots of candidates this is a no-brainer, once they know it’s possible.
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Each week I am seeing more and more accountants at a cross road between whether to persist in the realm of public practice accounting or transition into the realm of commercial accounting. Here are some reasons why I believe public practice is a great route!! Diverse Clientele: Public practice accountants collaborate with a vast spectrum of clients, ranging from small enterprises to major corporations. This diversity not only enriches your skill repertoire but also exposes you to various industries, infusing your work with dynamism and engagement. Professional Growth: The continual exposure to diverse clients and industries equips you with invaluable skills, transforming you into a well-rounded accounting professional. Your expertise in regulations and compliance remains consistently updated, presenting abundant avenues for professional advancement. Problem Solving: Public accountants often assume the role of problem solvers, assisting clients in navigating intricate financial scenarios. This analytical thinking and strategic approach refine your decision-making prowess, fostering a proactive and solution-oriented mindset. Networking Opportunities: Within the realm of public practice, you cultivate an extensive network comprising clients, colleagues, and fellow professionals. These connections can serve as gateways to exciting prospects and collaborative ventures in the future. Job Security: In a field as indispensable as accounting, coupled with the sustained growth of businesses, there exists an ongoing demand for expertise. The stability and security in the realm of public practice contribute significantly to the allure of this career path. Embark on the journey of Public Practice and discover a world of diverse opportunities, continual growth, and professional fulfilment! #publicpractice #newcareer #newopportunities
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