The Woodard Chapter of Cleveland just met for a dinner meeting that hosted Heather Satterly as a guest speaker. I was in awe of hearing yet another story of how Heather came upon QuickBooks accounting services (Her mom is a CPA) and her journey to becoming a national speaker on QuickBooks Online and apps that… Continue Reading
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QBO: Mobile Accounting for Millennials
QBO On the go… “Mom, I want to learn QuickBooks Online!(QBO)”, said my son Nick (25) who is the assistant controller at the ACE Hotel in Palm Springs. Naturally, there was a perfectly reasonable (and millennial) explanation. “Because one day, I want to travel and do my work….. like you.” Now, this was a young… Continue Reading
TSheets Kiosk: Closing the Gap
TSheets Kiosk Style When a software company like TSheets discovers that a population of workers is NOT always mobile, but stationary within a building or factory, they respond! Initially, companies that I worked with just used a designated computer to have their workforce login using their email and password. This worked, but did not prove… Continue Reading
QBO: The Home Plate for Small Businesses
QuickBooks Online is My Kind of Game In honor of baseball season, I thought I’d tell a story of why QBO is the home plate of the small business ballgame. All runners come back to home plate, the umpire knows when something needs cleaning up, you score big tagging home plate, you can slide into… Continue Reading
Jill Shalett’s Bookkeeping Journey: Part 2
“Surround yourself with people who are going to lift you higher.” – Oprah Winfrey Since I began my bookkeeping journey, I have learned more from the people I’ve surrounded myself with than any other resource. Without working with my wonderful mentor, Christine Galli, I could not have taken the steps to really discover who I… Continue Reading
