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Finding
the
right
person
At
the
right
time
For
the
right
place
He's a diplomat, an arbitrator, a part-time
psychologist. He's an organization
man par excellence. He's a juggler
of dates and telephones, a walking attendance
roll. He may be a principal
who also has his own audit clients to
take care of. Sometimes he is not a
professional accountant. In one office
he's a partner. In some offices his job
is a full-time task; generally it's an extra
duty. In the New York Office it's full
time for a staff of ten.
He is a Haskins & Sells assignment
director. He is the man in the practice
office who makes the arrangements
which insure that the correct number
of accountants, and those specifically
requested, are available for such-and-such
an audit.
Object Description
| Title |
Finding the right person for the right place at the right time |
| Author |
Anonymous |
| Contributor | Stevens, Roy |
| Subject |
Spark, Mann & Co. Personnel departments |
| Personal Name |
Hackett, James E. Ditmars, Ken Driscoll, Neil Schulte, Victor H. Murphy, Thomas Smith, Alex Tucker, Jerry |
| Office/Department |
Haskins & Sells. Newark Office Haskins & Sells. Philadelphia Office Haskins & Sells. Boston Office Haskins & Sells. St. Louis Office Haskins & Sells. New York Office |
| Citation |
H&S Reports, Vol. 08, (1971 spring), p. 24-27 |
| Date-Issued | 1971 |
| Source | Originally published by: Haskins & Sells |
| Rights | Copyright and permission to republish held by: Deloitte; Photographs by Roy Stevens |
| Type | Text |
| Format | PDF page image with corrected OCR scanned at 400 dpi |
| Collection | Deloitte Digital Collection |
| Digital Publisher | University of Mississippi Library. Accounting Collection |
| Date-Digitally Created | 2010 |
| Language | eng |
| Identifier | HSReports_1971_Spring-p24-27 |
Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Description-Abstract | Finding the right person At the right time For the right place He's a diplomat, an arbitrator, a part-time psychologist. He's an organization man par excellence. He's a juggler of dates and telephones, a walking attendance roll. He may be a principal who also has his own audit clients to take care of. Sometimes he is not a professional accountant. In one office he's a partner. In some offices his job is a full-time task; generally it's an extra duty. In the New York Office it's full time for a staff of ten. He is a Haskins & Sells assignment director. He is the man in the practice office who makes the arrangements which insure that the correct number of accountants, and those specifically requested, are available for such-and-such an audit. |
