Core Insights - The accountancy profession is expected to see a shift towards flexible, non-linear career paths by 2035, with 51% of respondents anticipating this change [1][2] - A significant portion, 35%, believes that both traditional linear and flexible career models will coexist [1] Survey Findings - The survey involved approximately 2,600 ACCA members and future members, along with 145 employers, and is detailed in the report titled "Career Paths Reimagined" [2] - The report emphasizes the need for finance professionals to prepare for a more flexible career structure, outlining essential capabilities for future success [2] Skills and Mindset - Key skills identified include interpersonal abilities, technology skills, core technical expertise, and the development of specialist knowledge [3] - A curious and adaptable mindset is increasingly important for career advancement [3] Career Trends - The report predicts that career breaks and "micro-retirements" will become more common as working lives extend [3] - The changing landscape of accountancy is reshaping the profession's role, according to ACCA chief executive Helen Brand [3] Influencing Factors - Technology is recognized as the most significant force reshaping careers and workplaces, followed by personal expectations, geopolitics, economics, and societal expectations [4][5] - The rise of flexible career paths is linked to evolving organizational structures, rapid technological advancements, demographic changes, and dissatisfaction with senior roles affecting work-life balance [5] Conclusion - The report suggests that those who adapt to these changes will find rewarding careers in finance and accountancy [6]

Yeah. This is why anti-tech will unfortunately have wide appeal…it has certain premises that may seem to make sense, but which are often taken to insane conclusions (like the Unabomber).“Leftists are oversocialized…therefore I must live in the jungle like an animal”Really, the fundamental error that Kacynszki made is thinking of technological progress as being “unnatural” rather than the essence of being human. The main thing that distinguishes man from animal is technology. We evolved over millennia to use ...

RT bayes (@bayeslord)I have said this before but the point of acc for me has largely been about trying to make accurate descriptive statements, rather than normative ones. do I think technological progress is beautiful? yes. do I feel a fundamental sense of optimism? yes. do I think things in the world are perfect and that everything is working exactly as I would want it to? of course not! there is much left to do ...

Four decades of technological progress mean that Donald Trump’s Golden Dome missile shield could throw the strategic dice into the air in a way that has not been seen since the end of the second world war https://t.co/b7KUfeD9Fp ...

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“Every war has boosted technological progress and the emancipation of women,” says one campaigner for military women. The war in Ukraine is no different https://t.co/KI6nfgU5v0 ...