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Reputation now grows through clarity and communication, not tenure.
Accounting Voices
With Rob Brown
After two episodes dissecting the Big Four’s AI arms race, the final chapter of the mini-series turns the lens inward. This episode of Accounting Voices makes the case that staying competitive in an automated profession has less to do with budgets and bots — and everything to do with judgment, visibility, and trust.
AI has changed what clients and employers value. Hours and output no longer differentiate. Clarity, confidence, and credibility do.
In accounting, reputation once followed hierarchy. Today, it follows visibility.
When a client, prospect, or employer searches your name, they are not just checking credentials. They are looking for proof of thinking. Insight. Perspective. Signals that you understand what the numbers mean — and when they should be questioned.
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Reputation now grows through clarity and communication, not tenure.
Accounting Voices
With Rob Brown
After two episodes dissecting the Big Four’s AI arms race, the final chapter of the mini-series turns the lens inward. This episode of Accounting Voices makes the case that staying competitive in an automated profession has less to do with budgets and bots — and everything to do with judgment, visibility, and trust.
AI has changed what clients and employers value. Hours and output no longer differentiate. Clarity, confidence, and credibility do.
In accounting, reputation once followed hierarchy. Today, it follows visibility.
When a client, prospect, or employer searches your name, they are not just checking credentials. They are looking for proof of thinking. Insight. Perspective. Signals that you understand what the numbers mean — and when they should be questioned.

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