Women as Managers and Partners: Context Specific Predictors of Turnover in International Public Accounting Firms.

Dan R. Dalton · JOHN WALTER HILL

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Abstract Addresses why women partners and managers leave public accounting as compared to their male counterparts. Brief review of a study on turnover in Certified Public Accountant (CPA) firms; Work environment in public accounting firms; Variables related with CPA firms turnover; Implications for women partners and managers turnover.

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