Introverts, Share Your Thinking!
The work world is an extroverted place. Unless you have one of the loneliest jobs in the world, like a winter caretaker at Yellowstone National Park or as Fire Lookout at Gila National Forest, your...
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When communicating, our job as the “sender” is to get our message across and this can sometimes be frustrating. Awareness of our personality preferences can increase our patience when communicating...
View ArticleStop Walking the Tightrope – Manage Your Clients!
Here’s a hard but universal truth about client service: Your clients don’t understand your business and aren’t aware of the specific issues and challenges you may face as an accounting firm. To be a...
View ArticleFive Strategies to Demonstrate True Ownership
"Leaders become great, not because of their power, but because of their ability to empower others.” -John Maxwell, Leadership Author Ownership. Partners, leaders, and managers want their people and...
View ArticleCommon Mistakes Delivering Transformative Feedback
“Self awareness leads to self development.” – Janna Cochola There are 5 pieces of feedback I received that changed the trajectory of my career. They came from executives, mentors, peers, and friends....
View ArticleTrust AND Verify: The Leadership Difference that Transcends Micromanagement
When managing a team, striking the delicate balance between effective oversight and stifling control can be the difference between leading a thriving team and driving them to frustration. I think it’s...
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Working Remote: When Can I Reach You?
Remote work has become a part of the fabric of our profession, so leaders must learn how to manage a team that is working in a different place than them (and sometimes at a different time). To be...
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The Remote Extrovert
When the world shifted to a more remote and blended work environment, I was overjoyed! I was gaining back precious commuting hours every week with my family, my carbon footprint was shrinking, and so...
View ArticleIntroverts, Share Your Thinking!
The work world is an extroverted place. Unless you have one of the loneliest jobs in the world, like a winter caretaker at Yellowstone National Park or as Fire Lookout at Gila National Forest, your...
View ArticleUnderstand Preferences for More Effective Communications
When communicating, our job as the “sender” is to get our message across and this can sometimes be frustrating. Awareness of our personality preferences can increase our patience when communicating...
View ArticleStop Walking the Tightrope – Manage Your Clients!
Here’s a hard but universal truth about client service: Your clients don’t understand your business and aren’t aware of the specific issues and challenges you may face as an accounting firm. To be a...
View ArticleFive Strategies to Demonstrate True Ownership
"Leaders become great, not because of their power, but because of their ability to empower others.” -John Maxwell, Leadership Author Ownership. Partners, leaders, and managers want their people and...
View ArticleCommon Mistakes Delivering Transformative Feedback
“Self awareness leads to self development.” – Janna Cochola There are 5 pieces of feedback I received that changed the trajectory of my career. They came from executives, mentors, peers, and friends....
View ArticleTrust AND Verify: The Leadership Difference that Transcends Micromanagement
When managing a team, striking the delicate balance between effective oversight and stifling control can be the difference between leading a thriving team and driving them to frustration. I think it’s...
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Working Remote: When Can I Reach You?
Remote work has become a part of the fabric of our profession, so leaders must learn how to manage a team that is working in a different place than them (and sometimes at a different time). To be...
View ArticleOffice Hours are Open
At the beginning of each college semester, professors establish their expectations. They outline the course content, explain how your grade is calculated, and the level and kind of participation...
View ArticleBe Authentic, Embrace Change, and Fold in the Cheese: David Rose’s Holiday Guide
As the holidays approach, we often find ourselves trying to exceed expectations, tame chaos, and juggle too many things at once. But, as I’ve learned from David Rose of Schitt’s Creek, the key to...
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