Beyond applying accounting and auditing standards or knowing how to minimize a client's income tax liability, understand your behavioral responsibilities, to better prepare you for success in your public accounting career. 
Learn how to interact with your coworkers in various capacities and how to present yourself as a member of the public accounting profession, a representative of your firm, and, most importantly, yourself. 

Learning Objectives 

By the end of this course, participants should be able to: 

Recognize the importance of professional relationships and acting in a professional manner 

Recognize the relationship between select principles of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct and the concept of integrity 

Identify appropriate behavioral concepts and other nontechnical skills beneficial to new staff to achieve success in public accounting 

Content 

The topics in this seminar include: 

Professionalism 

Professional relationships 

Maintaining relationships 

Time and stress management 


Applicable for 

Recently onboarded staff, first-year staff and firms that want consistent training and level setting. 


Presented by PD Partner: AICPA 

What to Expect 

An email will be sent from AICPA to the participant within two business days of registration to set up an account to access the course.  

This self-study course allows the user to save their progress and return to continue later.