How flaws in internal accounting department processes affect company health
Aug 6, 20233 min read
The demand for high-quality accountants is surging, but in today’s hiring environment, the supply is constrained. That’s led to struggles in many companies’ accounting departments.
“They’re getting behind in the day-to-day functions,” says Jeff Pavelschak, a Shareholder at Clark Schaefer Consulting. “Tasks are getting dropped, which leads to organizations getting behind on their AP, their aging, their reconciliations.”
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Jeff Pavelschak
ShareholderJeff applies his dynamic relationship skills to create collaborative experiences for his team and clients. He specializes in the identification and documentation of procedural inefficiencies and breakdowns, root causes, and downstream impacts.
Joe Brown
Managing DirectorJoe focuses on delivering value to his clients through growth and profitability strategies.
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