Ohio Young e-CPA

Meet Jordan Shulak-Crichton, CPA, of Nationwide. As member of the Columbus Young CPA Planning Committee, Jordan is developing exciting YCPA programs in the area and helping to grow the young professional initiative!

There’s good news on the horizon for enterprising and ambitious professionals within the accounting profession. Despite the uncertain economic times, government agencies and industry groups agree that employment within the profession is expected to remain strong for the foreseeable future. Realistically, the best opportunities will certainly be limited to the few forward-thinking individuals who seek out the necessary skills and training to keep pace with the ever-changing landscape of the accounting industry.

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You have a job! But is it the best job for you? It’s important to consider what you want from your career. Your life-stage and life-style determine what you’ve professionally accumulated, and you determine what you ultimately want from a career that normally spans between 30 and 40 years.

It’s that time of year: the sniffles have left your house a war zone of empty tissue boxes and overflowing trash cans. Maybe, just maybe, this warrants calling off work. What will the boss say? Will your employer demand a doctor’s note saying you’re really sick? Is this runny nose and pounding headache caused by a vile virus, or that pile of pestilent paperwork on your desk? Sometimes knowing when to call off can be a difficult conundrum. There are several aspects one should think about.