🚨 HYBRID Audit Senior 🚨
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robert halfDallas (TX)
Accountants and AuditorsOffices of Certified Public Accountants
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
If you’re an Auditor who likes public accounting but would love to find a firm with better culture, flexibility, and real growth opportunity, this one is worth a conversation.I’m partnering with a rapidly growing DFW CPA firm that has built an impressive reputation both with its clients and its employees.🔥 A few reasons this opportunity caught my attention:🏆 Recognized by Forbes among top CPA professionals/firms🏆 Named one of the Best Places to Work in DFW📈 Grew from 1 partner to 5 partners in the last 12 months🏢 Beautiful brand-new offices🏠 Hybrid schedule with flexibility🌴 Unlimited PTO for professional staff☀️ Fun Fridays — the office is CLOSED on Fridays in June and July💰 3% company 401(k) contribution after eligibility💵 Earn 15% commission on first-year cash receipts for new clients you bring to the firm🎉 Annual team events and outings🚀 Growing across multiple practice areas with long-term advancement potentialThey’re adding an Audit Senior as part of that continued growth.What they’re looking for:✅ 3+ years of public accounting audit experience✅ CPA or CPA candidate✅ Accounting degree✅ Someone who enjoys client interaction and wants to continue developing technically✅ A professional who is interested in growing with a firm where there is a legitimate path toward greater responsibility and potentially partnershipThe firm works with clients across construction, real estate, manufacturing, retail, restaurants, governmental entities, and other industries, so you’ll also get exposure to a diverse client base.This is the kind of opportunity I think could be particularly attractive to someone who enjoys public accounting but wants to join a growing firm where culture, flexibility, and career progression are actually priorities.Interested—or know somebody who should hear about it?📩 Shoot me a message. I’d love to tell you more.
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