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What does it take to be an accountant today? (opens the original)
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Preparing for an accounting career today requires more than an aptitude for numbers. Employers also want technology fluency, critical thinking, communication skills and the judgment to turn financial information in-to useful advice. âEvery accountant needs to be very technology-oriented and command technology because every application that we encounter involves the use of computers in one form or another,â said Denny Linden, a Cleveland CPA with CBIZ Advisors LLC who is in his 48th year of p
Seniors job hunting must adapt to new methods (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, finding a job meant walking door-to-door to find âhelp wantedâ signs or reading the classified ads in a newspaper. But for senior citizens looking a job today, the means they utilized as young adults are no longer considered effective. But with some training and support, seniors can successfully adapt to new jobs that today often require knowing how to use technology. Simone McNitt, CEO and founder of Encore Employment Enterprise, and her staff help senior citizens prepare
Seniors face difficult decisions about independence (opens the original)
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Conversations about giving up driving, downsizing a longtime home or using a personal emergency device can be difficult for aging parents and their adult children. April Suva-Surovi, vice president of marketing and sales for Home Instead Cleveland, said these discussions often become emotional because they involve something older adults have spent decades building and protecting: their independence. âThe difficulty comes from fear,â Suva-Surovi said. Adult children may worry that a parent wi
For High Holy Days choir director, keeping singers in tune during lengthy prayers (opens the original)
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For Park Synagogueâs High Holy Days choir, one of the greatest musical challenges is staying in tune throughout a lengthy prayer without instrumental accompaniment. At Park Synagogue, the High Holy Days choir sings a cappella. During âUnetaneh Tokef,â which choir director Paul Abramson called the musical highlight of the High Holy Days and the cantor described as the âmeat and potatoesâ of the musical liturgy, singers may perform for about 10 minutes with only Abramsonâs pitch pipe t
Want to sell home fast? Clean out the clutter (opens the original)
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Homeowners planning to sell this fall should start by making their property look well-maintained, uncluttered and inviting, local real estate professionals say. Seth Task, leader of the Task Team at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Professional Realty in Moreland Hills, said the Cleveland-area market typically slows during August before becoming more active after Labor Day. âItâs almost like a secondary spring market,â Task said of the fall. He recommended that homeowners preparing for a Se
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