Zeroed-Insights
Lessons learned in a decade of accounting, Part 3
It might not surprise you to learn that of all the paths you can take in the world of professional accounting, the one that led me to co-founding Zeroed-In was my favorite and best decision. Learn why I think that the Zeroed-In business model is the perfect blend of public and corporate accounting. Warning: I might be a bit biased here.
Lessons learned in a decade of accounting, Part 2
Last time I checked in, I shared my personal (and complex) journey through the world of accounting. We touched on the path of public accounting; now, let’s talk about what it looks like to run the corporate accounting and start-up paths.
Lessons learned in a decade of accounting, Part 1
I graduated college in 2013 from California State University, Fullerton with a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Accounting. I didn’t always want to be an accountant, but I favored career stability and climbing the corporate ladder, so accounting seemed like the logical choice. Almost a decade and several detours later, I thought I’d share my journey of how I went from an auditor at an international CPA firm to future-forward financial consulting firm.
The Engine Behind Big Data: Power Query
Excel is one of the most widely used software tools today. You don’t have to be an accountant anymore to use Excel due to the simplicity of its interface and the power and versatility that it has. But what if I told you that you’re only using Excel at 40% capacity?