The Business of Accounting

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Joshua Rischin

41:58

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1 Introduction

01 Reframing the business of accounting.mp4

01:22

2 Understanding the Business of Accounting

02 The goals of accounting.mp4

03:27

03 Debunking the myths of accounting.mp4

02:53

04 The business of accounting mindset.mp4

04:35

3 Living the Business of Accounting

05 Profile of the business-savvy accountant.mp4

03:51

06 Building a trusted relationship.mp4

03:03

07 The numbers are wrong.mp4

03:52

08 How to read your audience.mp4

03:40

09 Unleash your inner artist.mp4

03:16

10 Elevate your profile as an accountant.mp4

01:47

4 Building Your Expertise

11 Common pitfalls in accountant careers.mp4

03:01

12 Maintaining good ethics.mp4

04:06

13 Challenge yourself.mp4

02:16

5 Conclusion

14 Where to go now.mp4

00:49

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Accounting has shifted from being a transactional-oriented business to being a customer-centric one. In this course, accounting expert Joshua Rischin dives into various mind-shifts and behavioral changes that will help accountants better connect with their audience and be more business-savvy. Joshua begins by establishing some goals and debunking some myths related to accounting. Then he explains how to foster a culture of trust, transparency, and accountability between finance and the business. Joshua goes over how to read your audience, unleash your inner artist to create products that resonate with your customers, and elevate your profile as an accountant. After offering advice on avoiding common pitfalls and maintaining good ethics, he helps you apply your accounting knowledge with some well-designed simulations.

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