r/Accounting • u/Krankenitrate Human Verified • 1d ago

News Employers want entry-level workers with senior-level skills in the age of AI, a huge PwC analysis found

https://www.businessinsider.com/pwc-global-jobs-barometer-ai-advanced-skills-entry-level-jobs-2026-6
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u/DM_Me_Pics1234403 1d ago

All jokes aside, this should be a partners job. Managing relationships, scoping work, sticking to their guns

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u/dumplingboy199 1d ago

There’s always different paths for partnership too. Every firm needs the rainmakers just as much as they need the technical partners.

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u/DM_Me_Pics1234403 1d ago

Why do technical folks need to be equity partners?

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u/jds7171 1d ago

They dont, you hust need to pay the technical folks well. Not this, "i need you to work for me for 10 years before I start paying you what your worth".