How should a tax-practice leader think about staff development when employees may be deciding between the EA path, CPA path, or leaving the field?
A real Reddit thread titled 'Staff growth, do you feel your employees want to continue in this career? Do they want to be CPAs or EAs?' raised an EA exam or tax-practice issue that deserves a cleaner decision framework than the usual forum back-and-forth. I want the exam-ready or practice-ready version of the problem using the actual source signal rather than generic advice. Source context: I don't know if I'm getting older, but it seems that all the recent hires we have are not interested in obtaining a CPA or EA. An employee that's been with us for 5 years started studying about 3 years ago for her CPA exam and I don't think she's studied. I had a talk with her ab
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