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Bark Less, Wag More
I saw that on a bumper sticker and it really resonated with me. I don’t have a dog, but both of my daughters and my mother do. Here are a few lessons that we could learn from our furry friends. Smile and make everyone feel welcome Be inclusive (dogs sniff everyone!) You get your way better..
read moreKeep Your Workforce Engaged
We have been in a serious growth mode at our virtual accounting office since early last fall! That means hiring, training, and keeping everyone engaged in the processes and procedures for the accounting services we provide for our clients. Because we are a virtual office, I do my best to keep everyone engaged. How? Here..
read moreThe Importance of Setting Limits
Business owners need to set limits in order to get work done! As a virtual accountant I could spend all day, every day in my office working on my business, but I know I need to have set office hours and set aside “me” time or I won’t be as useful to my clients and..
read moreImmediate Opening: PT FC Bookkeeper Work From Home
The Accountant’s Office, LLC, a well-established, respected, award-winning firm, has an immediate opening for an Accounting Associate. The Accounting Associate position is: Permanent part-time bookkeeper working from home (Not a scam — no $ investment involved!) Average 20 – 30 hours per week with occasional bursts to 35 hours per week Primary responsibility will..
read moreWe’re Growing: Accounting Associate Sought
We’re growing! The Accountant’s Office, LLC, a well-established, respected, award-winning firm, has an immediate opening for an Accounting Associate. This position is perfect for a stay-at-home mom or anyone who is looking for a part-time work-from-home position. This position has flexible hours with some daytime hours required so it is not suitable for a second..
read morePartnerships Help Businesses Thrive
I own and manage a virtual accounting business. That is my core competency. Now can you imagine if I tried to operate my core business and also do my own admin work, social media, website and IT support and human resource tasks? I would be spreading myself too thin and spending time (which equates to..
read moreStep Outside Of Your Comfort Zone
It’s very easy to work within our comfort zone. To never step outside of the safe cocoon we’ve built – whether in our work or our private lives. Did you know, though that if you don’t step outside you will never experience true growth? You will remain status quo. How do I step outside of..
read moreBuild a Community, Not a Network
Networking may be the lifeblood for business owners, especially those who have virtual businesses like I do. In some ways a networking event is a meet and greet where you tell who you are, what you do, and what kind of business partner you’d like to work with. You may meet decide to connect with..
read moreGo Where You Have Never Gone Before!
Do you go to the same networking events and business meetings month after month? It’s good to join organizations, participate on a regular basis, and form relationships, but have you thought of going where you have never gone before? Try going to organizations that you have not visited. When you do, you’re likely to meet..
read moreOur Award-Winning Firm is Growing and We are Hiring Again!
The Accounting Associate position is: Permanent Part-time Accountant working from home (Not a scam — no $ investment involved!) Average 10 -30 hours per week but probably just 10 hours per week initially during training and evaluation period. Growth in hours as new clients are assigned. Primary responsibility will include on-line bill pay and bookkeeping..
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