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Flexible and remote work programs are becoming commonplace in firms today. But smart firms are moving to truly anytime, anywhere work, which is more of a cultural approach to personalized work styles than it is a series of programs. In this episode of Big Ideas, we’ll explore the need to go beyond work from home to work from anywhere and beyond flexible schedules to work anytime. We’ll also discuss why anytime, anywhere work is NOT working every time, everywhere.

Remote work is suddenly a major part of the CPA profession. Learn why it’s important to embrace remote work best practices to help your CPA firm thrive.

If the predictions are true, we will see the compliance work that is the bedrock of most firms impacted significantly by technology. How do we start the process now of moving our firms and partners to more consultative services to help fill the void?

As the pandemic has changed every aspect of business, CPAs have been thrust to the frontlines of economic recovery. Businesses wrestling with maintaining their operations short-term while trying to find opportunities longer-term are looking to the people they trust most for help. Enter the CPA. This episode of “Big Ideas!” explores the important characteristics of being a business advisor, how CPAs can advise their clients now, and why the business advisor role is critical both clients’ and the profession’s future.

Technology, Process, People. Your three opportunities for continued success not only during these challenging times, but every day!

Angie describes how easy it is to fall into a trap of only doing things you are comfortable doing. This includes networking with the same groups, socializing with the same team members and peers and even spending the most time working on those things you feel you have mastered. This podcasts highlights why you should stop putting yourself in a corner and get comfortable with new things and how it can expand your role and your life exponentially.

In this podcast, Adelaide discusses the importance of business development in times of social distancing. Now, more than ever, our clients and prospects need our help. And while we might have to do it differently, business development is a non-negotiable for firms as they navigate these challenging times.

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