Working remotely, I've done it three times now, four if you include this trip, twice in the USA (2014 & 2016), and once before in Europe (2015). Now don't get me wrong, working remotely can be great, but it can get lonely, so make sure you keep in touch with your team (if you have … Continue reading The Travel Diaries: Part 4 – Working Remotely
I leave in two weeks for Europe, and it's made me both excited and anxious. With two jam-packed weeks including attending a conference interstate, my next powerlifting competition, and speaking at an event over two days in Adelaide, being the super organised person that I am, I've already started trial packing. I've travelled overseas for … Continue reading The Travel Diaries: Part 1 – How to Pack for 6 Weeks in Europe
When you start a business, you need funding. The four different ways to fund a business include Bootstrapping, Crowdfunding, Private Equity and Venture Capital (VC). Each of these options has various pros and cons, which need to be considered before determining which path you want to go down. So what are the differences between each … Continue reading The Realities of “Startup Life”: How to Fund Your Business #101
The majority of people pack too much for short work trips. In the last few years, I’ve learnt that in order to be able to hit the ground running when you arrive at your destination, especially if you’re going straight into meetings, you don’t want to have to firstly, wait to collect your baggage from … Continue reading The Travel Diaries: Travel Hacks – Packing for 1 to 5 Day Work Trips
They say travel soothes the soul, but really, it lights a fire in your bones that you can’t put out. Over the last 8 years, I’ve travelled to China, USA (twice), Bali and Europe. As I approach my second, and biggest, trip around Europe, I started reflecting on why I travel, and what I hope … Continue reading The Travel Diaries: Travel Lights a Fire in Your Bones
Customer retention is key to ensuring the ongoing success of your brand, and in turn your business. The main way to successfully ensure customer retention is through excellent user experience.
This article was also published on my LinkedIn. Passion, it’s what drives your decisions and choices about your life and career. In my opinion, it is imperative that you can share your passion in the workplace. John Garrett from The Green Apple Podcast has made it his mission to chat with professionals everywhere about their … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Why having a Passion makes you More Approachable as a Millennial Accountant
*This article has also been published on my LinkedIn. Something I wish that had been taught while I was at University was the different types of accounting software I should be familiarising myself with as a millennial, and how they all work together to improve a business’ data and decision-making ability. Millennials are pretty tech-savvy … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Three Key Apps Millennial Accountants Should Familiarise Themselves With
This article was also published on my LinkedIn. This is the final instalment of my 3 part blog series about Top Blogs and Podcasts For Accounting Students. The UK is another country into which Accodex has expanded. To better understand the accounting industry within the UK, and to be able to support our partners in … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Top Blogs and Podcasts for UK Accounting Students
This article was also published on my LinkedIn. This is part 2 of 3 of my blog series about Top Blogs and Podcasts For Accounting Students. As Accodex has Partners in the USA, I follow American accounting news pretty closely. Over the past few years, I have come across the following blogs and podcasts, and had … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Top Blogs and Podcasts For US Accounting Students
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