Moving too slowly can be all that it takes for competitors to surpass a business. To avoid being left behind in the dust, companies need to do whatever it takes to stay relevant. Oftentimes, this means beating the competition by simply moving quickly.
From startups to factories, every type of organization relies on data. Business plans, strategies, and major decisions are made based on data collected and managed over a certain period of time. For all of these organizations, the quality of their information is vital.
Accounting is more than financial statements and tax returns- accounting is the study of transactions. Transactions are the primary element in thinking and learning about how companies accumulate wealth, so here are the three areas of accounting that FP&A professionals should know how to incorporate in their work.
How does one person handle career navigation, skill-set maintenance, goal achievement, and work/life balance, while also moving up the financial practitioner maturity model?
