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An expert on large-company CFO searches shares insights into where executives are coming from and more in this podcast.
You may be working and connecting with people from all parts of the world, so you should continue to examine and build your cultural understanding.
How to make a good impression, even when you feel awkward.
The Association of International Certified Professional Accountants’ Jonathan Key details the results of the global Salary Survey of CGMA designation holders and CIMA students.
Meeting face to face is still a powerful business tool. Here are tips to help professional managers maximise the value of face-to-face meetings.
In-demand management accountants are increasingly negotiating terms around a job offer. But they must do it cautiously or risk losing a dream role, say recruiters.
Jack Ma shares why he picked a trained accountant as the future chairman of Asia’s largest company; it has to do with his philosophy on risk.
Listening, giving staff time to think, being less rigid — all are actions of emotionally intelligent leaders. Learn more in this podcast.
Experts offer advice for providing refuge from the trials of the open-plan office.
As culture rises up the business agenda, organisations must assess the strength of key cultural drivers that underpin responsible decision-making.
Take these steps to let people know how good you are at your job.
Turn a period of unemployment into a productive time of reflection and self-improvement.
Research shows that ethical standards can be malleable based on situation, workload, and even time of day.
CIMA President Steven Swientozielskyj, FCMA, CGMA, highlights the willingness of accountants to go above and beyond for the profession.
Employ these methods and tools to develop fluency in more than one language for career and company success.
Educating staff about retirement and other financial topics can make them more productive.
Being proactive is an increasingly valuable workplace trait.
A stand-up comedian, a feminist humour expert, and a researcher offer advice about being funny in the office.
An average 5% salary increase for CGMA designation holders into 2019, and 10% for CIMA students are among the 2018 Salary Survey’s top findings.
Due diligence and careful interviewing are key to verifying the facts.
