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4. 3 skills accountants need in a “post-truth” era
At a time when trust in government and business is dwindling and technology is increasing the risk of malicious financial activity, accountants must cultivate skills in ethics, critical thinking and trust.
This article dives into all three areas, emphasising what makes them so important. It also offers steps that accountants can take to develop these skills and expands on the vital role the industry plays in the current environment.