by Kewho Min | Apr 27, 2017 | Accounting, Kewho Min
Millennials have been under a lot of scrutiny regarding their position in the current workforce. They have been label as lazy, entitled children who need a participation ribbon for everything they do. The older generation has created an unemployable stigma around...
by Kewho Min | Aug 26, 2016 | Accounting, Economic Trends and Insights, Kewho Min
While some accountants decry the increasing dependence on technology in the accounting and finance fields, I, personally, I prefer to have some technology involved. Just think about it: At the beginning of my career, things were still being processed through the...
by Kewho Min | Aug 25, 2016 | Kewho Min, Professional Development
I answered a Quora question recently that asked, “How do I prepare for an interview for tax at Ernst & Young?” The question was a good one as many young and seasoned accountants aspire to work for one of the Big Four accounting firms. Those of you who...
by Kewho Min | Jul 20, 2016 | Entrepreneur
In a piece last week for Forbes, writer Tom Taulli interviewed Rob Nixon, who is the co-founder and CEO of Panalitix, a firm that helps accountants run their businesses. Nixon offered advice, from an accounting perspective, for entrepreneurs who are at the helm of...
by Kewho Min | May 23, 2016 | Kewho Min, Money
A couple weeks ago, a family of eight won one of the biggest lottery prizes in history. How did they arrive at the winning numbers? A dream. The $429 million Powerball jackpot was one by the Smith family—70-year-old Perlie Smith her seven adult children. After taxes...
