Colin: Darwin's theory...applied to accountants
Colin responds to the call for 'Darwinism' in accountancy
A “Darwinian approach” is needed in accountancy, BDO’s new boss Paul Eagland recently stated. Here’s Colin’s take on that statement…
Colin responds to the call for 'Darwinism' in accountancy
A “Darwinian approach” is needed in accountancy, BDO’s new boss Paul Eagland recently stated. Here’s Colin’s take on that statement…
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