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Campbell Phillips

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Campbell is an editor and content creator who regularly publishes on a wide variety of topics from business to bushwalking.

Articles by Campbell Phillips

What a career in magic can teach us about business

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By Campbell Phillips

Running a business can mean pulling a rabbit out of your hat at times. Illusionist Cosentino reveals there’s more to learn from this showbiz niche in his MYOB Partner Connect 2018 keynote address.

The reason why your accounting practice is unsellable on paper

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By Campbell Phillips

While avoiding new tech adoption might make sense to some accountants in the short term, it’s only hampering their chances at an exit in the long run.

How an Auckland accountant manages 185 clients without full-time staff

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By Campbell Phillips

John Smit says he owes his punctuality to being the son of a Dutchman. But it’s more than time management that allows him to run a successful accounting practice on his own.

How Carbon turned Diamond – Inside a Connected Partner Practice

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By Campbell Phillips

What does it take to become an MYOB Diamond Partner? A relentless focus on offering services designed to help businesses succeed.

How fallout from the Burger King ban will impact NZ employment practices

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By Campbell Phillips

One of NZ’s largest fast food chains has been banned from hiring migrant workers for 12 months for breaching the Minimum Wage Act in a sign the regulator is flexing its muscles – is your business next?

Life on the land: Next-gen accounting for the modern farmer

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By Campbell Phillips

As connected technologies become increasingly embedded in farming, accountants have new opportunities to provide value to agriculture clients.

How new tech connects people with authentic cultural experiences

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By Campbell Phillips

New tech is unlocking ways to connect people with traditional cultures, but the tech is just part of the equation as Arataki Cultural Trails demonstrates.

Six tips for building a sustainable hospitality business

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By Campbell Phillips

When most people think of sustainable business practices, fast food and hamburgers don’t usually spring to mind.

NZ business hails four-day work week a ‘resounding success’

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By Campbell Phillips

Over eight weeks Perpetual Guardian trialled a four-day work week, resulting in an increase in perceived work-life balance without impacting productivity. Can the rest of us now expect a three-day weekend?
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