Congratulations Kelly DeGroff

Kelly DeGroff in the Hagerstown office has passed the CPA exam! We offer our congratulations on this important milestone in her career.

 

Congratulations Cory Cuffley

Cory Cuffley in the Hanover noffice has passed the CPA exam! We offer our congratulations on this important milestone in his career.

SEK&Co Welcomes Charli, Chelsea and Karen

 Charli Heilmann joined the firm on November 19 as a staff accountant in the audit  department for our Hagerstown office.

 

 

 

 

 Chelsea Hoover joined the firm on November 26 as a staff accountant in the audit  department for our Hagerstown office.

 

 

 

 

 Karen Larson joined the firm on November 19 as a staff accountant in the audit  department for our Carlisle office.

Congratulations Nicole Shives

Nicole Shives in the Chambersburg office has passed the CPA exam! We offer our congratulations on this important milestone in her career.

 

SEK&Co Welcomes Nathan Orndorff

Nathan joined the firm as an intern in the Chambersburg office on October 31.

SEK&Co Welcomes Laura Garner

  Laura joined the firm as a support accountant in the Carlisle office on October 1.

SEK& Co Welcomes Meghan Clark

  Meghan joined the firm as a staff accountant in the Carlisle office on September 10.

SEK&Co Welcomes Kellie Reese

 Kellie joined the firm as a staff accountant in the Hagerstown office on August 6.

SEK&Co Welcomes Ed Warren

Please join us in welcoming our new marketing director, Ed Warren.

 

Are you ready to take charge of your career?

Taking responsibility for your actions and mistakes is crucial to your long-term success in any job. Blaming other people, your circumstances, or bad luck makes you look weak and untrustworthy. Overcome the obstacles by asking these questions when you encounter difficulties:

• What can you do right now to fix the situation you want to change?

• What did you do that contributed to the situation?

• What could you have done differently?

• Are you blaming other people (colleagues, clients, or your boss)?

• Are you making excuses to avoid responsibility?

• Do you ever apologize?

• Do you complain about the situation instead of trying to make things better?

Honest answers will point you in the direction of solutions and show that you’re committed to results, not excuses.