Norman Plotkin is a former lobbyist who turned his advocacy skills away from fortune 500 companies and toward people- engaging in consulting strategies for lasting, organic behavioral change, health and wellness.
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Pros: Working at Norman Plotkin provided a strong base in audit and tax services. The team environment is collaborative, and you really learn the ropes from experienced colleagues. There's an emphasis on client service and building professional skills, which is valuable. Flexibility outside of tax season is a definite plus.
Cons: Like many CPA firms, busy seasons (tax season, year-end audits) can be very demanding with long hours. While flexibility exists, it's heavily dependent on workload and client needs. Career progression, while possible, can feel a bit slow unless you're very proactive and visible to leadership.
Advice to Management: Consider implementing clearer pathways for advancement and perhaps more structured training for managing workload during peak periods. Enhancing communication about project assignments could also help manage expectations for employees.
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What is the typical salary range for a junior accountant at Norman Plotkin in New York City?
For a junior accountant role at Norman Plotkin, a mid-sized accounting firm in NYC, I saw starting salaries typically ranging from $60,000 to $75,000 annually, depending on experience and specific qualifications.
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