Emma Keister
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Getting Along: How to Work with Anyone (Even Difficult People)
We all know that one person—whether they’re a coworker, a friend, or a family member—whose comments make people’s heads turn. The one person who’s constantly making negative remarks. The one person who acts like they know everything and you know nothing.
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Beyond the Numbers: Psychological Factors that Harm Women in Accounting
Imagine stepping into a career where every small misstep is magnified, every accomplishment is questioned, and every path forward is blocked by invisible barriers. For many women in accounting, such challenges are more than just hypothetical; they are reality. These
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