ACCA latest global survey alerts employers
LAHORE:The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) latest annual Global Talent Trends Survey 2025 alerts employers to changing perspectives among accountancy and finance professionals, providing a unique view of how people feel about their life at work and future career aspirations.
According to a press release, over 10,000 individuals from 175 countries responded to the ACCA survey on issues ranging from career ambitions, hybrid working and inclusivity practices to upskilling, mental health and employability issues.
Jamie Lyon FCCA, Global Head of Skills, Sectors, Technology at ACCA said: ‘Our 2025 data continues to show a workplace in transition, but one of the exciting themes emerging this year is how accountancy training can be a brilliant early career pathway for building entrepreneurial skills. There’s no doubt this in part reflects how career ambitions continue to transform at work.’
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