The tax, accounting and employment advisers consider their profession not attractive; this is the opinion of 57% of these professionals, according to the data collected in the fifth edition of the 'Barometer of the Consulting', the report of Wolters Kluwer that offers an X-ray of the professional firm sector and that invites reflection on the challenges facing them: generational relay, talent capture, training or the impact of artificial intelli…
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The tax, accounting and employment advisers consider their profession not attractive; this is the opinion of 57% of these professionals, according to the data collected in the fifth edition of the 'Barometer of the Consulting', the report of Wolters Kluwer that offers an X-ray of the professional firm sector and that invites reflection on the challenges facing them: generational relay, talent capture, training or the impact of artificial intelli…