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CPA - medium firm
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Coronavirus has forced us all to be remote workers at virtual firms. For many accountants and for many firms it has been the impetus to adopt technologies and workflows that they’ve been wanting to implement for a long time. In this webinar, we will address the following questions: Is virtual, remote work the new normal? Should every firm go virtual? Does everybody suck as bad as you do at working from home? We will also look at practical ways for managers to manage virtual firms and for staff to be effective remote employees.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify ways that firms have failed at managing remote employees.
- Learn practical ways to manage a remote team.
- Identify ways employees have failed at remote work.
- Learn practical strategies to become an all-star remote employee.
Greg Kyte
Comedy CPE
Founder
greg@gregkyte.com
Greg has established himself as a unique voice in the world of stand-up comedy. He's shared the stage with many noted comedians. When he's not busy making people laugh, Greg works as a controller and general manager in Utah.
Caleb Newquist
Gusto
Editor-at-Large
caleb.newquist@gusto.com
Caleb Newquist is Editor-at-Large at Gusto. In 2009, he became the founding editor of Going Concern, the one-of-a-kind voice on the accounting profession, serving in the role for nine years. Before Going Concern, Caleb worked as a CPA for nearly six years in New York and Denver. He lives in Denver with his wife, daughter, and two cats. You can follow him on Twitter at @cnewquist.
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