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Critical thinking and problem-solving are among the skills sought by finance leader Sandi Briggs, CPA, CGMA, the CFO of the US Anti-Doping Agency.
Artificial intelligence promises to boost revenue and market share, but successful adoption of AI requires strong leadership support. Here are eight insights for boards to track AI developments.
CIMA President David Stanford, FCMA, CGMA, discusses why understanding biases is a crucial part of making good decisions.
These five steps bring in leaders at all levels to help organisations of all sizes keep up in a changing business environment.
Before the automation revolution fully manifests, innovators will need to communicate and promote a profound cultural shift within the accounting and finance profession.
As finance functions become ultra-efficient, companies are concentrating on making them more productive, with a range of skills implications.
CFOs can pursue these four tactics to become forward-thinking and digitally savvy finance leaders.
A career coach outlines a methodical approach to preparing for a job interview.
Here’s a guide to grow and develop finance teams in a time of tumultuous change.
This model helps deal with the data deluge and provide insights to support robust decision-making.
Consider these strategies to help gain the respect of employees with more years of experience.
Creative questions can reveal how job candidates think and whether they’ve done their homework.
CIMA President David Stanford, FCMA, CGMA, on automation and the value of human thinking.
Timing is intertwined with performance and productivity, says author Daniel Pink, who draws on psychology, biology, and economics research.
Finance professionals can expect certain misunderstandings in a multicultural workplace. Follow these tips for avoiding them.
The ability to speak another language could yield opportunities to work on interesting projects. Here are some convenient ways to stay fluent.
As with any group of professionals, finance teams have their challenges. But with the right leadership, they can work together in perfect harmony.
The words that English speakers use for common objects or actions still vary even in an increasingly globalised world. See how much you know about British and American differences with this short quiz.
There’s a way to network without feeling like you’re selling yourself. Here are four tactics for helping you feel good about networking.
To make sure you remain productive, follow three steps daily to set proper boundaries and prioritise tasks.
