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Interviewing is like dating. Both sides are putting their best foot forward. It’s no surprise that useful, real-life information can get missed in either scenario.

Whether you notice it or not, your BV career is happening. If you expect someone other than you to manage it, you could be making a big mistake.

If you like BV's financial and analytical challenges, you can feel comfortable working with a boss who generates a steady flow of engagements. But sooner or later, those coattails can leave you [...]

It’s an ill wind that blows no one any good. So, we can thank Uncle Covid for nudging BV into more remote work. It seems to be working well for lots of professionals. What’s not to like?

Everyone wants to move up. But sometimes “up” is in short supply and you have to find your path. How do you do that?

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. How do you manage your career? Same way.

Boomer retirement is pushing business to BV practices. Maybe yours. Has it occurred to you that the same need-to-retire phenomenon affects your own profession? And that you could harness it to [...]

Interviewing has a parallel in dating when both sides are putting their best foot forward. No surprise that useful, real-life information can get missed in either scenario.

It’s one of the most common questions: “What’s the average salary for X position in valuation?” For the sake of the discussion, let’s say you get the answer. Then what?

The answer is a qualified maybe. On the way to being successful, though, there are some things you shouldn’t try.