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Hiring managers may need to look outside the box to find the right talent for the job.
Tech skills and digital fluency are in high demand within finance teams.
More companies are combining the positions, and a study looked at the effect of one person filling both roles.
COVID-19 reductions don’t have to mean that employees stop learning.
Finance chiefs don’t tend to stay in their roles as long as CEOs do, and now COVID-19 is further shifting their role and path.
The transition into a new role is made smoother by assessing and addressing issues created by a predecessor.
Speechwriter, author, and TEDx speaker Simon Lancaster describes ways to enhance your communication — whether in a speech or a one-to-one conversation.
Finance professionals who are digitally proficient will not only be more effective in their work, but also better able to weather the economic storm already underway.
Step back into the workforce after taking time off for family or personal pursuits.
Avoiding public red lines, having an alternative to fall back on, and preparing well can bring about a positive outcome.
When you treat employees inequitably, the team loses.
New CFOs can follow five steps to build credibility and meet high expectations in the first 100 days on the job.
High-performing junior mentors can help senior executive mentees modernise finance functions and improve diversity and inclusion.
High-quality professional judgement can pave the way to becoming a finance leader. Here’s what it is and how to pursue it.
Traditional project finance roles in the rail and other infrastructure-based industries are broadening and encompassing new skills.
US student Seth Maddox offers practical ways finance professionals can improve their presentation skills.
One expert says financial professionals must think beyond numbers, and having solid interpersonal and problem-solving skills is key.
The rapid adoption of technology in the workspace requires financial professionals to enhance their critical-thinking and related skills.
An innovative finance professional offers a practical guide for preparing for finance’s digital future.
Process-focused and hard-pressed financial professionals can sometimes underestimate the benefits of critical observation, a soft skill that can bring hard results.
