Add to ORKGFor the woman who looks toward a high-level business career, professional training in accounting can furnish a very good foundation. Today\u27s accountant is expected to know a great deal about business practice and theory, the management of companies, commercial law, tax regulations, ways of determining operating costs and the means of measuring profit and loss, in addition to the basic principles of keeping books and records
This article describes The Gerritson Collection - Women\u27s History Online 1543-1945, an electronic...
One of the most significant socio-economic phenomena of the last quartercentury has been the remarka...
The paper argues that given accounting\u27s current structure and nature of work, it will likely nev...
For the woman who looks toward a high-level business career, professional training in accounting can...
By researching different sources regarding the accounting profession, the research will give readers...
During the past twenty-five years, the profession of accountancy in the United States has experience...
abstract: Women have more opportunities to expand their career aspirations than ever before, so many...
The public accounting profession in the United States has its roots in Great Britain. Chartered acco...
For more than 21 years, women have joined the accounting profession in equal numbers to men, yet wom...
Women entered the accounting workforce over 200 years ago. Yet in the modern day, women are still fa...
Three major human resource issues relating to working women are family issues, career advancement wi...
Traditionally a male-dominated field, the public accounting industry has seen recent progress in the...
In taking up the question of accounting methods for professional accountants, we must needs advance ...
The study was aimed at understanding why there is a disproportionate number of women in leadership i...
At the 1984 Annual Dinner of the Leinster Society of Chartered Accountants, Mr. R. Hickok, Chairman ...
This article describes The Gerritson Collection - Women\u27s History Online 1543-1945, an electronic...
One of the most significant socio-economic phenomena of the last quartercentury has been the remarka...
The paper argues that given accounting\u27s current structure and nature of work, it will likely nev...
For the woman who looks toward a high-level business career, professional training in accounting can...
By researching different sources regarding the accounting profession, the research will give readers...
During the past twenty-five years, the profession of accountancy in the United States has experience...
abstract: Women have more opportunities to expand their career aspirations than ever before, so many...
The public accounting profession in the United States has its roots in Great Britain. Chartered acco...
For more than 21 years, women have joined the accounting profession in equal numbers to men, yet wom...
Women entered the accounting workforce over 200 years ago. Yet in the modern day, women are still fa...
Three major human resource issues relating to working women are family issues, career advancement wi...
Traditionally a male-dominated field, the public accounting industry has seen recent progress in the...
In taking up the question of accounting methods for professional accountants, we must needs advance ...
The study was aimed at understanding why there is a disproportionate number of women in leadership i...
At the 1984 Annual Dinner of the Leinster Society of Chartered Accountants, Mr. R. Hickok, Chairman ...
This article describes The Gerritson Collection - Women\u27s History Online 1543-1945, an electronic...
One of the most significant socio-economic phenomena of the last quartercentury has been the remarka...
The paper argues that given accounting\u27s current structure and nature of work, it will likely nev...