Tax firms can only survive if they replace repetitive tasks with future-proof services. One lucrative area of business is digitalisation consultancy. To do this, staff would need to be trained, for example through the continuing professional development course Digitalisation consultancy from hsp Academy. But does this sort of further training really lead to actual projects?
In consultation with Eugen Müller, partner and managing director of Müller Blum Steuerberatungsgesellschaft, and Mareike Schiersch, a tax adviser at Siemers, hsp CEO Paul Liese is taking on the challenge: two talented young professionals from the firms are being trained as digitalisation consultants – live and unscripted. Look forward to our new web series and this unprecedented live experiment with an open-ended outcome.
Difficulties and obstacles
In the ninth instalment of our „Digiberater Diary“, our protagonists are once again meeting remotely. They discuss the benefits of collaboration for tax advisers, draw conclusions from their work and direct contact with clients, and also address the difficulties that invariably arise in a wide variety of situations when people resist change in the name of progress – and how such resistance can often be overcome through reasoned argument. Tune in now to the ninth instalment of our LIVE experiment if you want to find out exactly what happened this week!
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