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One recruiter has claimed that the accounting industry’s current learning and development practices are not effective, leading to serious repercussions for succession planning and recruitment.
Louise Pope, director of Aequalis Consulting, told AccountantsDaily that the measures in place within the accounting industry do little to develop the skill set of practitioners, with learning and development practices currently ineffective.
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