Under The Hood: Being a digitally-nomadic accountant
TechnologySince she was a teenager, Heather Smith has viewed accounting as a "global language", and a vocational pathway that she could travel the world with. Here, she reflects on her experiences in different jurisdictions, what she's learned, and how other accountants can take advantage of the myriad possibilities available to those willing to be more digitally nomadic.
Host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with Heather Smith, a chartered accountant and Brisbane-based accounting technology expert, author, speaker, and community builder, about:
- The need for accountants to appreciate that their vocation is a global passport.
- How the practice of accounting is transferable across borders.
- Her experiences of living and working overseas.
- Gaining a more holistic perspective on what it means to be a good practitioner in Australia.
- Exposing oneself to the breadth of professional opportunities and events available overseas.
- The benefits that come with being a more global professional.
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