How you and your firm deliver great value to your clients is a common theme in the HumaniseTheNumbers podcast series. In this discussion with Phil Hobden, now of
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Humanise The Numbers Episode 51: Graeme Tennick of Tennick Accountants
How do you as a leader or manager of an accounting firm connect in a deeper, more meaningful way with your team? How do you ensure that
Why risk the future of your firm by failing to build a healthy workplace culture…
The future of your firm relies heavily on the commitment and dedication of your team. If they are unhappy in their work, your firm will underperform. Have you
Humanise The Numbers Episode 50– Karen Eber Storyteller, Speaker and Consultant
How do you as a leader or manager of an accounting firm connect in a deeper, more meaningful way with your team? How do you ensure that
What should a healthy workplace culture look like in your accountancy firm?
In his book ‘The Advantage – Why Organisational Health Trumps Everything Else’, Patrick Lencioni states: More than anything else, values are critical because they define your business’s personality.
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Humanise The Numbers Episode 49 – Charlotte Zacharia of Z2 Group Accountants
How do you stay ahead of the game? More specifically, how do you ensure you stay ahead of your clients’ expectations, so that you constantly deliver value and
Humanise The Numbers Episode 48 – Ron Baker on Pricing and Strategy
How does your accountancy firm earn the right to achieve and be comfortable with prices that are three, four, five times or more higher than you would normally
The numbers don’t lie when it comes to client loyalty
When it comes to growing your firm, it’s clear that you must take your client service seriously. How you handle your clients and how you treat them when