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Listening is Not the Same as Hearing

April 4, 2016 Tax season is a time when everyone is busy and many things can be pushed to the back burner. However, not taking the time to question and listen when dealing with clients and coworkers can create unnecessary obstacles for everyone. Knowing how to effectively communicate can go a long way in helping make busy time go smoother.

Scholar Spotlight: Paxton Mitchell

March 18, 2016 Paxton Mitchell, of Murfreesboro, is one of four exemplary students recognized by TSCPA and awarded a King Foundation scholarship for 2015.

Busy Season: You Got This!

February 29, 2016 "Busy Season." We've all heard about it. Lived it. Survived it even, some might say. Regardless of your previous sentiments towards this merriment season, as CPAs, "Busy Seasons" are here to stay, so I say: Let's slay this beast!

Scholar Spotlight: Madeline Enderle

February 5, 2016 Madeline Enderle, of Knoxville, is one of four exemplary students recognized by TSCPA and awarded a King Foundation scholarship for 2015.

Time Management Tips: Working Efficiently and Effectively This Busy Season - A Staff Person's Perspective

January 27, 2016 What season comes after the holiday season? Busy season! Managing your time and how you work during busy season is really about more than saving hours; it will help to reduce stress and increase productivity.

Scholar Spotlight: Gabrielle Beckner

January 25, 2016 Gabrielle Beckner, of Franklin, is one of four exemplary students recognized by TSCPA and awarded a King Foundation scholarship for 2015.

How Do You Use Your CPA Skills in a Non-CPA Context?

January 19, 2016 Learn how three young CPAs use their CPA skills in a non-CPA context.

Mr. Miyagi Mentors

January 4, 2016 While we are sure to have encountered (or will encounter) many mentors or coaches throughout our careers, there’s always that one – “Mr. Miyagi"” if you will – that leaves us feeling like Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid, ready to take on any challenge.

Ask an Expert: Changing Jobs

December 30, 2015 When contemplating a job change, how do you ensure that you make the change at the right time and that you make the right choice for you? What are some tips for landing a job compatible with your passions and interests?

How to Get the Most Out of Mentors

December 17, 2015 Over the years, I’ve learned the value of the mentor-mentee relationship, as I’ve had numerous people impart wisdom as my career has progressed. Having been in your shoes, mentors often offer up invaluable feedback and offer impartial guidance that can help you grow personally and professionally.