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Millennials have raised a buzz around themselves these past few years. Their growing presence in the workplace is projected to increase to 86 Million or 40% of the American working population. Given their number, it is easier for older generations to observe and point out the things that make them different. This kind of talk has produced both useful and harmful views about working with millennials. This week, we take a look at some of the myths about millennials and the truth about the most technologically adept generation in so far.

 As your business grows, unforeseen challenges that you have hardly prepared for will crop up. For instance, if you have been spending more hours on production and you need to find time to improve your marketing strategy, it’s only logical to outsource your campaign to a marketing agency.

Like them or not, millennials are now taking over your workplace. The kids have grown up and they are now ready to face the challenges of the finance and accounting world within the trenches of your department. However, like other generations, Millennials have their own ways in doing things that may not suit your usual management ways.

Traditionally, the finance and accounting department is mainly utilized to keep score and count the beans. In today’s increasingly complex business landscape, however, it is no longer enough for your department to focus solely on crunching numbers.

In any organization, internal auditor responsibilities are defined according to the objective of the audit activities. Your internal auditors perform a specific role in assurance, as well as in quality and risk management.

Being a CFO is tough. Working around the finance and accounting side of your organization and meeting with your fellow executives get you running (sometimes literally) around your office. For executives like yourself, taking time for food and rest during office hours is already a luxury. While we don’t advise you to skip your meal time, it is understandable how you sometimes sacrifice it to meet your CFO duties.