career change

We’ve all been there: that sinking feeling on a Sunday night after a long break. You’ve spent the last two weeks switching off, but as the Monday morning alarm approaches, the "back-to-work" nerves feel heavier than usual.For finance professionals, the start of 2026 brings a unique set of questions. Is it just the standard post-holiday slump, or is your gut telling you that ...

​Everything about work is changing, from what the modern accounting office looks like, to how employers assess and recruit candidates. Companies and recruitment teams are rapidly recognising that the old-school resume isn’t as reliable as it once was. Documents listing job titles and certifications year-by-year don’t always tell the full story about how successful someone c...

​As humans, we’re naturally fearful of the unknown, which means that change can be scary. However, throughout your accounting career, allowing fear to rule your decisions can be stifling. To achieve professional and personal goals, you must feel free to move to different roles and companies, seeking new opportunities to learn and grow. Studies show that most adults have had...

​Moving to a new accounting or finance role can be a life-changing decision. As the workplace continues to evolve and opportunities emerge, considering a new role can be a great idea. It gives you an opportunity to expand your skills, pursue your passions, and earn better income and benefits. In fact, most people switch jobs up to 7 times in their lives. However, moving to ...

​After days or weeks of getting ready for your accounting interview, few things are more crushing than learning you haven’t been successful in getting the job. Rejection is difficult to deal with in any part of life, but it can be particularly upsetting when you’re striving for the perfect career. However, rejection is also a common part of the job searching process. Learni...

​Naturally, we all go through periods of having exciting projects on at work which make us fall in love with our roles again; and times when finding motivation is harder. But if the thought of the end of the weekend and another week in work fills you with dread, this could be a sign that something is seriously wrong. Either you’ve outgrown your accounting role, your workplac...