diversity and inclusion

​It’s easy to misjudge the benefits of introverts in the accounting workplace. However, introverts aren’t what most people think. They’re not disengaged, aloof, or against the concept of working as a team. They’re thoughtful, empathetic, and highly capable. Research suggests that introverts might make the best leaders, thanks to their ability to stay calm under pressure and...

​Today's accounting hiring landscape is complicated. While new talent is always entering the market, skill shortages present significant issues to hiring managers and business leaders. While numerous factors can influence your chances of recruitment success, from working with a recruitment company to building a strong employer brand, it's important not to overlook the value...

​Recruiting new employees for your accounting team might seem simple enough, but the process is full of complicated challenges, particularly in the current market. Talent shortages are everywhere, candidate expectations are evolving, and the impact of a poor hiring decision is growing, costing companies not only money but also their time and reputation. A successful recrui...

​The importance of a diverse and inclusive workforce has never been greater. Studies demonstrate that diversity in the accounting workplace promotes better business outcomes. Diverse companies are 35% more likely to outperform their competitors financially and more likely to be innovation leaders. What's more, 80% of candidates say they prioritise evidence of inclusion when ...

​Diversity has become a crucial component of a successful hiring strategy for Accounting companies. Not only does a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace attract a wider range of talented professionals, but it can also deliver many other benefits, from improved creativity to new perspectives on problem-solving and enhanced results. When most people think of diversity i...