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Having a plan for financial recovery, without sacrificing employee productivity or risk, is paramount for your organization to prepare for the next disruption. We asked Jason Grunin, Senior Value…
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More than ever, your employees know what they want from their jobs, where they want to do the work, and what they’ll tolerate. Pandemics apparently do that. If there’s a big job-related lesson from…
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How do you free finance team members for the meaningful work they want to do? And as a finance leader, how can you balance the need for flexibility and resilience with the pressure to manage costs…
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Here’s a dream world for many of your employees: Travel and expense technology and processes that make their work and lives easier instead of complicated, whether they’re on the road, in the office,…
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You adapted, readapted, and reinvented. You developed more resilience than you thought possible. But if there’s one lesson from the past two years, it’s that more challenges and opportunities are…
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In the olden days – let’s say the 1980s – employers didn’t always put employee happiness at the top on the corporate hierarchy of needs. Sure, it was good to know people liked their jobs, but it was…
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As a new finance leader, you’re ready make a meaningful impact on your organization. But the first 90 days in your new role will be busy. You’ll be diving into all aspects of the business…
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It’s that time of the year again: where the year’s financials end and forecasting for 2022 begins. Now that you’re automated, gathering the data and reports needed should be much more streamlined.…
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As a new finance leader, you’ll spend your first few months building important relationships throughout the company and setting goals for yourself. As part of that, you’ll also be gaining a true…
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