Episode 365
In this 2023 wrap-up, Blake and David discuss an appeals court ruling that audit reports are so generic they are essentially useless to investors. They also explore the concept of "productivity theater" where employees pretend to be constantly working, even though it leads to disengagement and burnout. Continuing the theme, they contemplate why mandatory weekend work persists and share ideas on how firms can improve work-life balance. Rounding out the discussion, they offer up some career advice to accounting students on finding fulfilling roles and avoiding common traps such as extreme overwork.
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Show Notes
Turning staff into workaholics makes them way less productive | Fortune
Burned Investors Ask ‘Where Were the Auditors?’ A Court Says ‘Who Cares?’ - WSJ
Accounting in 2024: The year ahead in numbers
Full PDF of study is here: https://www.accountingtoday.com/research-report/optimism-abounds-but-people-problems-persist
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